Trump’s Crypto Allies Flee Hacked Site, Cash Out Millions!
Trump’s WLFI partners ditched a hacked crypto platform, leaving users in the lurch while pocketing millions. Uncover the scandal with Trafy.io!

Dough Finance, known for leveraged crypto trades, collapsed post-hack. Folkman and Herro offered victims worthless proprietary tokens, leaving users like Lopez, who lost big, frustrated and ignored. A lawsuit against Herro alleges negligence, but his team claims Lopez, a “sophisticated” investor, knew the risks. Meanwhile, WLFI, backed by crypto mogul Justin Sun, thrives, with the Trump family profiting heavily from token sales.
For beginners, this highlights crypto’s risks—hacks, scams, and shady operators. WLFI’s success, despite its partners’ track record, shows how hype can outpace accountability. New investors should prioritize regulated platforms and diversify to avoid similar losses. The controversy also fuels distrust, with Democrats like Senator Blumenthal probing Trump’s crypto ventures for ethics violations.
WLFI’s $550 million in token sales signals growth, but legal and regulatory scrutiny could stall it. Investors should stay cautious of projects tied to unproven teams. Follow Trafy.io for updates!