Over the past five months, I’ve fully immersed myself in studying the cryptocurrency market. I didn’t stop at the basics—I questioned everything, cutting through all the noise to truly understand how it works. Bitcoin doesn’t need an introduction. Everyone knows what it is. But what I want to highlight is its extreme level of security: to date, the Bitcoin protocol has never been hacked. So it’s time to get over the fear because those who hesitate too long will regret not getting in earlier for the rest of their lives.
With that said, let’s get to the point. Donald Trump warned: a new golden era was coming. And he wasn’t wrong. Gold is at historic highs. It remains a solid store of value, and now he’s even started promoting gold coins with his face.
Whenever there’s uncertainty or aggressive policies, gold tends to rise. It’s not flawless, but its long-term behavior is historically bullish, with natural correction cycles.
On the other hand, Bitcoin—the so-called “digital gold”—has also recently hit all-time highs. The big question now is which of the two assets—the physical gold or the digital one—will be more valuable by the time Trump’s term ends. Personally, I think the smartest move is to hold some of both. They are, to date, the two major stores of value in a world where fiat currency keeps losing value relentlessly.
Now, put yourself in Donald Trump’s shoes. He’s faced bank freezes, political restrictions, problems accessing his own money. What would you do? Probably what his circle seems to be doing: seeking an alternative to the traditional banking system. Personally, I’m clear. I don’t want to depend on banks. I wouldn’t invest another euro in them. In fact, I think it’s time to start pulling money out, step by step, but decisively.
In a previous post, I talked about WLFI, a project indirectly linked to Trump—through corporate entities where his family holds stakes—that’s currently expanding rapidly. Back then, I bought 12,000 tokens with many doubts. It seemed like another empty project, like so many others. But something pushed me to keep investigating, and I ended up increasing my position to 65,000 tokens. Do I regret it? Yes—but not for entering… but for not entering bigger.
Most people I spoke to were clear: “That’s smoke,” “It’s a scam,” “Don’t waste your time.” But time has put some things in perspective. Since then, WLFI has launched USD1, a stablecoin backed by U.S. Treasury bonds. And here’s the interesting part: this coin benefits directly from rising interest rates, because bond yields are going up. It’s a different strategy from other stablecoins, giving it its own model for financial sustainability. USD1’s market cap, based on public data, already exceeds $2.15 billion and keeps growing.
About WLFI itself: it’s a governance token. Initially, they said it wouldn’t have economic value nor would it be listed. But since it’s a governance token, the community holds real power: they propose, vote, decide. That opens doors that weren’t planned. It’s not trading yet, but the mechanisms are in place. The project is community-run, and the potential is on the table.
The ecosystem is moving. They’ve announced intentions to collaborate with various crypto players. Some rumors mention talks with Binance and DF Labs among others. What is clear is WLFI’s strategy is to position itself strongly and capture value in the DeFi space.
Who’s behind all this? According to official docs, DT Marks DEFI LLC, an entity linked to Donald J. Trump and his family, owns roughly 60% of WLF Holdco LLC, the company controlling the WLFI project. This corporate structure holds rights to the net income from the protocol (except for what’s earned from WLFI token sales). This is no amateur game: it’s a well-organized business setup.
Trump’s kids aren’t fools. They’re replicating their father’s model: where others see empty lots, they see skyscraper potential. They’ve done it before, and they’re doing it again now in crypto. No one gets involved in something like this by chance.
I’ll share the updates on WLFI once it starts trading, and then we’ll see if it makes sense to buy more or not.
My advice is clear: don’t invest in projects you don’t understand. But here’s one thing without beating around the bush:
INVEST IN BITCOIN
In the end, we’ll see it at one million per Bitcoin and say, “Why didn’t I put in more?
And no, that’s not just an opinion.
Yes, this is an investment tip.
Good trading, everyone.