World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is expanding its influence in the global crypto market building momentum through major meetings and new international partnerships. Founded by Zach Witkoff, Zak Folkman, and Chase Hero, WLFI continues to drive crypto adoption while building regulatory and technological frameworks.

Recently, the WLFI founders met with Binance’s former CEO, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), in Abu Dhabi to discuss strategies for promoting global crypto adoption and setting new industry standards. 

Following the meeting, CZ posted on X, stating, “It was great to see our friends @ZachWitkoff and @Bilalbinsaqib in Abu Dhabi today.” He also stated that traditional media might attempt to create negative narratives about the gathering, but emphasized their commitment to building the industry.

WLFI Signs Agreement with Pakistan Crypto Council

In a separate move to strengthen its global initiatives, WLFI signed a Letter of Interest with the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC). 

As reported by Pakistani news outlet Profit on April 27, the agreement aims to advance blockchain technology, decentralized finance (DeFi), and stablecoin adoption in Pakistan. Additionally, the plans include supporting the development of regulatory sandboxes and exploring the tokenization of assets such as real estate.

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Further showing its commitment to the region, the WLFI team met with senior Pakistani government leaders, including the Prime Minister and ministers responsible for finance, defense, and information. With over 25 million active crypto users and an average transaction volume of approximately $300 billion, Pakistan is a major market for blockchain expansion.

WLFI’s Airdrop Strategy Adds Another Layer

Adding momentum to its approach, WLFI previously announced an airdrop initiative linked to its platform development.

Under this plan, holders of the WLFI token will receive USD1, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, supporting user engagement and platform growth.

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Along with co-founders Zach Witkoff, Chase Hero, and Zak Folkman, real estate developer Steve Witkoff officially launched WLFI on September 16 before President Donald Trump’s inauguration. However, the early launch drew criticism from some observers concerned about possible conflicts of interest as Trump’s administration moved closer to decisions on crypto policy.