Several large crypto exchanges are adding trading support for World Liberty Financial Coin (WLFI).
In a new posting, top US-based exchange Coinbase says that WLFI is now available to traders under the Experimental Label, a designation for volatile tokens.
“World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is now live on http://coinbase.com & in the Coinbase iOS & Android apps with the Experimental label. Coinbase customers can log in to buy, sell, convert, send, receive or store these assets.”
The world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, Binance, also added support for WLFI.
“Binance is excited to announce that World Liberty Financial (WLFI) will be added to Binance Simple Earn, ‘Buy Crypto’, Binance Convert, Binance Margin, and Binance Futures at the respective dates and timings listed below.”
Upbit, the 23rd largest crypto exchange by trading volume, also added support for WLFI yesterday.
Bithumb, the 54th largest crypto exchange by trading volume, also added WLFI trading for its customers today.
According to crypto reporter Colin Wu on the social media platform X,
“According to Arkham, WLFI’s official wallet is using USD1 to purchase WLFI on the blockchain. At 20:17 UTC+8, they spent 1 million USD1 to acquire 3.26 million WLFI through the Cow.”
WLFI is trading for $0.262 at time of writing, down over 6% in the last 24 hours.
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