WLFI Denies Allegations from Senator Blumenthal, Says It Has No Connection to Bill Zanker and the TRUMP Memecoin
Amid controversy surrounding the TRUMP memecoin and its connections to prominent political figures, World Liberty Financial Inc. (WLFI) – a digital asset company linked to the Trump family – has officially denied any claims related to Bill Zanker and his Fight Fight Fight LLC entity.
In a strongly worded response letter to U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, WLFI, through its legal team, asserted that the allegations against the company are “baseless” and based on “seriously false premises.” The letter, which was also shared publicly with The Block, represents a direct response to the Senator’s request for disclosure of information regarding Zanker’s ownership and partnerships in the case.
According to Mr. Blumenthal’s letter, Fight Fight Fight LLC, owned by Bill Zanker, is said to be behind the launch of the TRUMP memecoin, and has organized numerous promotional campaigns such as the “Dinner with Trump” contest to attract the investment community. He also questioned the role of foreign entities in owning the TRUMP token and any conflicts of interest that may arise.
However, WLFI asserted that it has absolutely no connection to Zanker or any of the activities of Fight Fight Fight LLC. “Our client is a legitimate organization, operating publicly under U.S. law, with a mission to build a financial system that is transparent, auditable, and compatible with international standards,” the letter reads.
The company also emphasized that WLFI is aiming to strengthen the role of the US dollar in the digital age, while expressing concern about “abuse of investigative powers” that could hinder legitimate innovation in the digital asset space.
WLFI’s lawyers concluded: “We welcome necessary government oversight but also oppose any attempts to misrepresent information or distort the truth to serve political objectives. WLFI remains committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards and will continue to cooperate with regulators within the framework of the law.”
The letter is not simply a legal response, but reflects a clear stance by WLFI in protecting its reputation at a time when the digital asset industry is entering a sensitive period of policy and legal scrutiny in the United States.