TechFlow reported that on October 16, CoinDesk reported that World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project supported by the Trump family, achieved only 4% of its expected token sales target within 24 hours of its launch. WLFI sold more than 792.36 million tokens, raised $11 million, and failed to reach its $300 million target. Each token was sold at $0.015, and the average total value of tokens purchased by holders was less than $1,000. Part of the reason for the weakening interest of participants may be due to the nature of the token. As a non-transferable governance token of the platform, WLFI enables users to participate in DeFi activities such as lending and creating liquidity pools, but users cannot sell it to investors at a higher price in the future, thereby weakening its attractiveness as an investment.