WLFI distances itself from WorldClaw amid questions over financial ties

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World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the Trump-linked crypto project, has stated that AI platform WorldClaw operates independently. WLFI confirmed that WorldClaw uses its USD1 stablecoin as a payment rail for transactions. However, the organization declined to clarify whether it holds any equity, financing, revenue-sharing, or other economic interests in WorldClaw. The statement came in response to questions raised about the nature of the relationship between the two entities.

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