World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a Donald Trump-backed Crypto project, has ended its token sales after raising approximately $590 million.
According to data curated by ICODROPS, the project's $590 million raise is on the top 10 token list. To date, the largest token sales have been EOS, raising $42.1 billion.

EOS was a blockchain platform developed by Block.One and later founded Bullish, the owner of Coindesk.
On the stage of Hong Kong's Consensus 2025, WLFI co-founder Zak Folkman praised Tron's Justin San for the successful token sale of the project.
After WLFI first began selling, its critics were called Momentum Sluggish. However, this changed after Sun invested $30 million in November 2024 and later invested more.
“When we started this project, it was a very intense time,” Falkman said during the consensus. “Depending on who was involved, our project had a lot of scrutiny.”
This meant that traditional crypto VCs would not touch the token.
“(The Sun) saw the project as a monumental move for the entire crypto community regardless of the outcome,” Falkman added in the consensus panel.
WLFI's rules on selling tokens means that tokens are only available to certified investors and cannot be transferred or published on the exchange. There is no date set in the exchange list.