In October, 2024, World Liberty began selling digital tokens that gave owners a right to “vote on certain matters” about what the company might someday do, without conveying any ownership or share in potential profits. Before Trump won the election, the tokens predictably found very few buyers. The company did not yet have a track record, any revenue other than those token sales, or any apparent advantage (other than its Trump connection) over better-established competitors, so determining a fair market price for it would have been exceedingly difficult.journey-inline-newsletterinline-newsletter