Trump-linked firm to tokenize loan revenue from Maldives hotel

World Liberty Financial will tokenize loan-revenue interest from the new Trump International Hotel and Resort in the Maldives. Tokenization puts an asset on the blockchain so it can be traded as a crypto token; in this case, investors who buy pieces of the construction loan will receive a portion of its interest payments.

WLF documents show DT Marks DEFI LLC, owned by the Trump family, reserves the right to receive 75% of revenue from $WFLI token sales after expenses. The offering is limited to accredited investors — those with at least $1 million in liquid assets and sufficient annual income — and will be issued in partnership with Securitize, Inc.

and Dar Global PLC. The hotel, announced in late 2025, is scheduled to open in 2030. The company lists President Donald Trump as "Cofounder Emeritus" and names Don Jr., Eric, and Baron Trump as cofounders; Steve Witkoff is also listed as a cofounder and is serving as United States special envoy to the Middle East.

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