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Trump's second son suspected of responding to doubts, newly retweets and comments on WLFI-related tweets

Trump's second son suspected of responding to doubts, newly retweets and comments on WLFI-related tweets

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/02/23 14:51
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BlockBeats News, February 23, Eric Trump, the second son of Trump and co-founder of World Liberty Financial, has just retweeted a post from the official WLFI Twitter account and stated:


“Very excited to bring the Trump Organization to the Maldives and to combine these two incredible fields, hard assets and digital assets. World Liberty Financial will lead the way.”


As previously reported by BlockBeats, Eric Trump earlier deleted a retweet of WLFI’s official post about “more USD1 trading pairs to be listed on a certain exchange.” Afterward, WLFI briefly dropped more than 8%, and USD1 temporarily depegged to 0.98 USDT.

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