On May 6, WLFI, a cryptocurrency company with close ties to U.S. President Trump and his family, announced that it would jointly launch the AI model routing platform WorldRouter with a company called WorldClaw. The platform can settle the tokens of more than 300 models with cryptocurrency and offers discounts of up to 30% off. This is also the first AI project in the WLFI ecosystem.
If the WorldRouter platform drives interest in the WLFI cryptocurrency, the Trump family could make a fortune. WLFI was launched during Trump's third presidential campaign in 2024. It was co-founded by Trump's three sons and other people. Trump himself was listed as an honorary co-founder. Relevant terms stipulate that when WLFI sells cryptocurrencies, the Trump family can receive 75% of the net proceeds and a share of the stablecoin profits.
After Trump became president, he was relieved of all positions at the company. As of December 2025, the Trump family had made $1 billion in profits from WLFI’s proceeds while also holding $3 billion worth of unsold cryptocurrencies.