The World Liberty Financial project, announced by U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump as a potential game-changer for America's crypto landscape, has struggled to gain traction in its initial days.

Despite significant anticipation, only 4% of the tokens offered during the pre-sale have been purchased, with just 850,000 of the 20 billion tokens sold in the first three days.

Experts point to three key reasons for the underwhelming performance.

1. SEC Restrictions:

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has imposed strict limitations on participation, allowing only accredited investors to partake. This group is restricted to individuals with a net worth of at least $1 million, or an annual income of $200,000 ($300,000 for couples) sustained over a minimum of two years. Analysts believe that these stringent financial requirements have stifled wider participation in the project.

2. Limited Crypto Interest Among Trump Supporters:

Nansen analyst Edward Wilson expressed surprise at the lack of interest, noting that despite Trump's crypto-friendly policies, his core supporters don’t appear heavily involved in the cryptocurrency space. This has likely compounded the impact of the SEC restrictions, limiting the project's appeal to a broader audience.

3. Website Issues:

Technical difficulties on the World Liberty Financial website during the pre-sale launch further dampened interest. Many potential buyers were unable to access the site and complete transactions, which may have significantly curtailed token sales.

While these factors have contributed to a slow start for World Liberty Financial, it remains to be seen if the project can regain momentum and attract the broader support needed to succeed.

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