WLFI Co-Founder: Multiple Public Companies Considering Adding WLFI Tokens to Corporate Reserve Assets

According to Jinse Finance, WLFI co-founder Zak Folkman stated at the "Permissionless" crypto industry conference held in New York on Wednesday that the platform is attracting "strong interest" from several publicly listed companies that are looking to use its token, WLFI, as a corporate reserve asset. Folkman also announced the launch of the new World Liberty Financial application. Folkman said, "We have a very close relationship with Michael Saylor, and we greatly appreciate everything he has done strategically, as well as the way he has promoted the idea of holding corporate reserves in the form of cryptocurrency. Several publicly listed companies have already shown strong interest in using the WLFI token as their corporate reserves."