ALT5 Sigma Corp. has announced a $1.5 billion plan to make WLFI, the token of the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial project, a core corporate treasury asset. The company will acquire a 7.5% share of WLFI’s total supply, issuing 200 million shares split evenly between a direct offering and a private placement.
In the direct sale, 100 million shares will be sold to institutional investors at $7.50 each. In the private placement, another 100 million shares will be exchanged for WLFI tokens, currently priced at $0.3659.
Leadership changes will see World Liberty CEO Zach Witkoff become ALT5’s chairman, Eric Trump join as a director, co-founder Zak Folkman as board observer, and investor Matt Morgan as CIO. Proceeds from the cash portion will fund additional WLFI purchases, repay debt, settle litigation, and boost working capital.
The transaction, expected to close August 12, underscores ALT5’s deep commitment to integrating WLFI into its long-term crypto strategy.
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