“World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is entering the market,” Binance announced, emphasizing that trading of the token will begin Monday afternoon UTC. Deposits are already open, while withdrawals will become available on Tuesday. WLFI has received the “seed tag” — a designation for innovative but high-risk assets.

As noted by the company, until now WLFI was a non-transferable token, with restrictions introduced for compliance reasons. The Binance listing opens the first spot market for WLFI, turning it into a fully tradable instrument.

“We have provided quizzes for users to confirm their understanding of the risks and acknowledge the potential volatility,” Binance clarified. The token will launch simultaneously on three blockchains: Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Solana.

Following this, South Korean exchange Upbit also confirmed the listing of WLFI. Previously, futures trading began on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, where traders heavily shorted the token, reducing WLFI’s valuation from $44 billion to $24 billion within hours.

Thus, the Binance listing marked a turning point — shifting WLFI from a restricted token to full-fledged trading on major exchanges.