Trump-Backed World Liberty Financial Launches RWA Offensive: Commodities Set for Tokenization

Trump's financial vehicle makes bold real-world asset play

The Tokenization Gambit

World Liberty Financial charges into the RWA arena with a commodities tokenization strategy that could reshape traditional finance. The Trump-endorsed platform aims to bridge physical assets with blockchain efficiency.

Commodities Get Digital Makeover

Gold, oil, and agricultural products prepare for their blockchain debut. The move signals growing institutional confidence in tokenizing real-world value—because nothing says 'trust' like putting ancient storage methods on immutable ledgers.

Wall Street's New Rival

Traditional commodity markets face disruption as tokenization promises instant settlement and fractional ownership. The old guard watches nervously while counting their physical gold bars one last time.

Another day, another attempt to make finance slightly less archaic—with a presidential seal of approval, because that always ends well.

Crypto giants vocalize criticism 

This incident has raised fresh concerns about the way agencies deal with sensitive information, especially records of high-ranking officials. Critics have also alleged that the SEC has a double standard because it has punished outside groups for breaking recordkeeping rules, but hasn’t done anything to protect its own leaders’ digital communications.

Earlier, on September 11, Coinbase had also asked a federal court in Washington to punish the regulator. The exchange said this after the OIG released its report on September 3. 

Further, Tyler Winklevoss, Co-Founder of Gemini, criticized Gary Gensler following his September 18 interview on CNBC. In the interview, Gensler highlighted that the SEC handled nearly 100 fraud cases during his tenure and emphasized his strict approach to cryptocurrency, aimed at protecting investors. Winklevoss argued that Gensler’s methods have made it more difficult for the crypto industry to grow and innovate.

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