According to the latest blog post, World Liberty Financial’s (WLF) new protocol seeks to leverage decentralized finance by allowing permissionless, peer-to-peer transactions on a global scale. According to the company, the platform will incorporate governance features through the WLFI token, which will enable users to participate in shaping the protocol’s future. The company has not yet announced a specific launch date or details about the partnerships it is pursuing for this initiative.

The protocol is intended to be user-friendly, offering features such as one-click social login and wallet creation, according to the company’s statement. Plans include operating on Ethereum for institutional use and Scroll for a gasless user experience. The goal is to create a seamless environment for users to engage in decentralized finance (defi) without facing the barriers typically associated with blockchain technology.

In addition to launching the defi platform, World Liberty Financial is exploring a collaboration with Aave, a peer-to-peer borrowing and lending platform. This partnership, if approved through governance votes, could provide users access to Aave’s lending services within the new protocol. The company emphasized that its platform aims to combine ease of use with strong security measures, including integration with advanced cryptographic technologies.

WLF’s project, supported by former President Donald Trump and several of his sons, has faced significant criticism. Concerns have been raised regarding the token launch, the coin’s underlying distribution and tokenomics, and potential security risks in the new initiative. Recently, WLF submitted a proposal on Aave, and it’s also aiming for a unicorn valuation after raising $300 million. As of now, the project still remains somewhat mysterious, with many details unclear to the public. It sure will be interesting to see how this venture unfolds.