2026-01-12 15:40:59

#密码资产动态追踪 $DOLO has suddenly become the focus of the market. The crypto footprint of the Trump family has expanded again—World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is serious this time, officially launching a brand new lending platform called "World Liberty Markets."

This is no small move. Just this Monday, it caused a stir in the DeFi community. A new market backed by a well-known family, focusing on digital asset lending, what does it mean? It indicates that the collision between traditional finance and on-chain finance is intensifying.

The lending market has always been a battleground in DeFi. Old players like Aave and Compound have long held the high ground. Now, new entrants with traffic and capital are rushing in, sure to stir up the waters. Whether WLFI can establish itself in this track depends on the product experience and security mechanisms.

In any case, this move signifies that traditional capital's attention to DeFi lending has increased again. Who can say this isn't a sign of market maturity?

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 12h ago

It's another case of "This time it's serious," how long has it been since the last promise? --- The lending platform is causing a stir, I just want to ask when the WLFI security audit report will be released. --- "New players rush in with traffic," capital loves this kind of thing, but what about the users? --- Wait, does this new platform have a record of跑路? Or is it another PPT fundraising? --- Aave, Compound, take another look behind you, indeed there are footsteps. --- Traditional capital entering the market = market maturity? I feel like it's the start of another round of taking over... --- Focusing on digital asset lending, it's just the same old thing with a different skin. --- WLFI's recent moves should be listed in the Guinness World Records for project marketing creativity. --- Waiting quietly for the flowers to bloom, let's see how long this "brand new" platform can last.

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fren.eth

· 12h ago

Another family faction is entering the scene, this time really about to shake things up. Wait, how about the product security mechanism? It's really hard to say. Traffic is traffic; when it comes to lending, Aave still has the loudest voice.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 12h ago

Another big player is entering the lending space. I really don't know how long Aave and the others can hold up. By the way, is WLFI's recent move real or just hype? Could it be another pump-and-dump scheme? Rich people play DeFi just to grab profits from liquidity pools, while retail investors are still watching the show. Who will vouch for the security of these lending platforms? Family names can't protect against hackers. Wow, traditional capital is really starting to get serious now.

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SolidityNewbie

· 12h ago

Another big player is entering the market to stir things up, and this time they come with their own traffic... Aave, you better be careful.

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HodlVeteran

· 12h ago

Ha, it's another story of a big shot entering the scene. As an experienced driver, haven't I seen enough cars overturned? New players throwing money in just to shake up Aave's position? Think again, brother. Lending has long been a bloody battlefield; fame and capital might not be enough. Back in 2018, I saw quite a few "disruptors" enter the scene. And what happened? The same old weeds remained weeds, and the same old pitfalls were still being stepped into. If WLFI can really establish itself this time, that would be a real surprise. The security mechanism must be closely monitored, or it'll be another big cut. Wait and see, don't rush to get on board. There are plenty of lessons from previous investors to learn from.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 12h ago

Is this the usual tactic of big capital entering the market? Do they really think retail investors like us are just leeks? I really don’t see what’s innovative about WLFI. Aave has been around for so long, why can’t it turn things around? Let’s wait and see if this platform encounters any issues someday. Don’t rush to all-in. Places with many people also have many pitfalls; lending is a very complex area. This is what the crypto space truly needs. Projects with backing are more reliable than fly-by-night platforms. I just want to know if WLFI’s APY can be beaten; otherwise, what’s the difference from Compound? Alright, I need to study this new thing further. It’s a hassle. Let me check the white paper again. It seems okay, not that amazing.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 12h ago

Another celebrity coin is coming to harvest the early investors, but this time it's backed by the Trump family, which is quite formidable. Daring to imitate Aave and Compound, let's see if the product experience can hold up. In my opinion, traffic and fame ≠ usability; it still depends on whether the security mechanisms are reliable. The lending sector is so competitive; every new entrant wants a piece of the pie. Wait and see, don't be fooled by the hype. Is this a signal of traditional capital entering the market, or just another routine to harvest the early investors?

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