3 月 15 日，特朗普家族加密项目 World Liberty Financial 官方在社交媒体上针对《华尔街日报》和彭博社近期的报道发文回应称：
「相关未经证实的文章似乎是出于政治动机，展现了一种令人不安的议程驱动型新闻模式，旨在损害加密货币行业。为了澄清事实：WLFI 是一个 DeFi 项目，肩负着为数百万人构建并民主化新金融体系的伟大使命。事情就是这么简单。我们很自豪能与许多推动区块链行业发展的领先协议和组织合作。对于任何对事实感兴趣的人，我们鼓励您忽略点击诱饵，超越耸人听闻的标题。相反，请等待我们直接发布有关我们正在构建的内容的重要更新。」
BlockBeats 此前报道，昨日《华尔街日报》发文质疑特朗普利用家族公司向 Binance 索贿，称特朗普家族正就入股 Binance.US 进行谈判。彭博社报道称，特朗普加密项目 WLFI 曾与 Binance 讨论合作开发稳定币的可能性。

<div><p>3 月 15 日，特朗普家族加密项目 World Liberty Financial 官方在社交媒体上针对《华尔街日报》和彭博社近期的报道发文回应称：</p><p>「相关未经证实的文章似乎是出于政治动机，展现了一种令人不安的议程驱动型新闻模式，旨在损害加密货币行业。为了澄清事实：WLFI 是一个 DeFi 项目，肩负着为数百万人构建并民主化新金融体系的伟大使命。事情就是这么简单。我们很自豪能与许多推动区块链行业发展的领先协议和组织合作。对于任何对事实感兴趣的人，我们鼓励您忽略点击诱饵，超越耸人听闻的标题。相反，请等待我们直接发布有关我们正在构建的内容的重要更新。」</p><p>BlockBeats 此前报道，昨日《华尔街日报》发文质疑特朗普利用家族公司向 Binance 索贿，称特朗普家族正就入股 Binance.US 进行谈判。彭博社报道称，特朗普加密项目 WLFI 曾与 Binance 讨论合作开发稳定币的可能性。</p></div>

WLFI：彭博社和WSJ的不实报道或出于政治动机，同时损害加密行业

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On March 15, the Trump family's cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) officially responded on social media to recent reports by The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg:

"The unverified articles in question appear to be driven by political motives, exhibiting a disturbing agenda-driven news model aimed at harming the cryptocurrency industry. To clarify the facts: WLFI is a <DeFi> project with the noble mission of building and democratizing a new financial system for millions. It's that simple. We are proud to collaborate with many leading protocols and organizations driving the <blockchain> industry forward. For anyone interested in the facts, we encourage you to ignore the clickbait and look beyond the sensational headlines. Instead, please wait for our important updates on what we are building."

Previously, BlockBeats reported that yesterday The Wall Street Journal published an article questioning whether the Trump family was extorting bribes from <Binance>, claiming the Trump family was negotiating to invest in <Binance.US>. Bloomberg reported that Trump's cryptocurrency project WLFI had discussed the possibility of collaborating with <Binance> to develop a stablecoin.

<div><p>On March 15, the Trump family's cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) officially responded on social media to recent reports by The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg:</p><p>"The unverified articles in question appear to be driven by political motives, exhibiting a disturbing agenda-driven news model aimed at harming the cryptocurrency industry. To clarify the facts: WLFI is a DeFi project with the noble mission of building and democratizing a new financial system for millions. It's that simple. We are proud to collaborate with many leading protocols and organizations that are driving the blockchain industry forward. For anyone interested in the facts, we encourage you to ignore the clickbait and look beyond the sensational headlines. Instead, please wait for our important updates on what we are building."</p><p>BlockBeats previously reported that yesterday, The Wall Street Journal published an article questioning whether the Trump family was using their company to extort Binance, stating that the Trump family was in negotiations to invest in Binance.US. Bloomberg reported that Trump's cryptocurrency project WLFI had discussed the possibility of collaborating with Binance to develop a stablecoin.</p></div>

WLFI: Bloomberg and WSJ's false reports may be politically motivated and harm the crypto industry

Odaily reported that Binance co-founder CZ posted on <X platform> stating that Bloomberg published an unfounded and aggressive article, which is essentially entirely fabricated, and that he/Binance has no business dealings with WLFI or the individuals mentioned in the article, and has not purchased any WLFI tokens.

CZ: Bloomberg’s report is false, Binance did not purchase WLFI tokens and has no business dealings with WLFI

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On March 13, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal, sources familiar with the matter revealed that representatives of US President Donald Trump have held negotiations regarding taking a stake in the cryptocurrency trading platform Binance.US, with possibilities including the Trump family holding shares or trading through <World Liberty Financial>.

The article states that Trump is increasingly blurring the lines between his presidential position and business activities, and engaging in commercial transactions with Binance's largest shareholder CZ, who is seeking government pardons, will create unprecedented overlaps between his businesses and the government. For the Trump family, holding shares in Binance.US would give them the opportunity to participate in the potential resurgence of the US cryptocurrency trading market, as the crypto industry is thriving with the US government lifting restrictive regulatory threats.

After a sharp decline in business following regulatory actions, Binance began exploring a return to the US market around the time of Trump's election victory last year. Sources familiar with the matter said the company expressed willingness to reach an agreement with Trump's companies and hoped to resolve its legal issues. After Trump's victory, Binance set up a team led by CEO Richard Teng, including senior legal and compliance personnel, to evaluate various options.

The Wall Street Journal article noted that last month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requested a court to temporarily suspend fraud lawsuits against Justin Sun and his three companies after he became the largest investor in <World Liberty Financial>. A source familiar with the matter revealed that Binance's top management has discussed internally whether to take a similar approach: injecting funds into <World Liberty Financial> in exchange for CZ's pardon.

WSJ questions Trump's use of family company to solicit bribes from Binance

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The crypto news outlet Mars Finance reported on March 13 that, according to The Wall Street Journal, sources familiar with the matter revealed that representatives of US President Donald Trump have held negotiations regarding taking an equity stake in the cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance.US. The possibilities include the Trump family holding shares or conducting transactions through World Liberty Financial.

The article states that Trump is increasingly blurring the lines between his presidential position and business activities, and engaging in commercial transactions with Binance's largest shareholder CZ, who is seeking government pardons, will create unprecedented overlap between his businesses and the government. For the Trump family, holding shares in Binance.US would give them the opportunity to participate in the potential resurgence of the US cryptocurrency trading market, as the crypto industry is thriving with the US government lifting restrictive regulatory threats.

After a sharp decline in business following regulatory actions, Binance began exploring a return to the US market around the time of Trump's election victory last year. Sources familiar with the matter said the company expressed willingness to reach an agreement with Trump's companies and hoped to resolve its legal issues. After Trump's victory, Binance set up a team led by Chief Executive Richard Teng, including senior legal and compliance personnel, to evaluate various options.

The Wall Street Journal article also mentioned that last month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requested the court to temporarily suspend the fraud lawsuit against <Justin Sun> and his three companies after <Sun> became the largest investor in World Liberty Financial. A source familiar with the matter revealed that Binance's top management has discussed internally whether to take a similar approach: injecting funds into World Liberty Financial in exchange for CZ's pardon.

WLFI: Bloomberg and WSJ's false reports may be politically motivated and harm the crypto industry

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