Traditional investors dare not buy WLFI Token! Is there still a chance for Trump family "coin stock" ALT5 to double?

On September 1st, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) officially opened for Token claims and trading. However, as early as August, WLFI had already landed on the US stock market through the "coin stock" model by shelling ALT5 Sigma, quickly attracting market attention.

For investors who are hesitant to directly buy WLFI Token, is there still an opportunity with ALT5 as an "indirect ticket"? Will its stock price fluctuate with the WLFI coin price? Against the backdrop of increasing divergence in WLFI coin prices, this story interwoven with politics and finance has just begun.

ALT5: From Niche FinTech to "Trump's Vault"

In August, a seemingly ordinary Nasdaq financing announcement concealed a shocking revelation—ALT5 issued up to 200 million shares of common stock at $7.50 per share, and exchanged shares with WLFI Token, while also appointing Eric Trump (Trump's younger son) to the board.

This financial technology company, with an annual revenue of only $20 million, instantly transformed into "the publicly listed vault of the Trump family," while simultaneously taking on the global promotion tasks for WLFI Token and USD1 stablecoin.

The Power Puzzle of Three Forces

The shareholder structure of ALT5 is a puzzle woven with power and capital:

Political Token Faction: A political and financial alliance formed by Eric Trump (core member of the Trump family) and Zach Witkoff (co-founder of WLFI and second-generation member of a New York real estate family), aims to elevate ALT5 to a strategic height in the U.S. political cycle.

Offshore Capital: Clover Crest Bahamas Ltd., registered in the Bahamas, holds approximately 11%, providing a secret funding channel and risk isolation features.

Wall Street funds: including fund companies like Vanguard, provide "legitimacy endorsement" for ALT5, enhancing its credibility in the eyes of traditional investors.

With the joint efforts of three parties, ALT5 possesses both a compliant exterior and strategic penetration capabilities, becoming an important springboard for WLFI's globalization.

The "Legal Backdoor" Under the FinTech Cloak

On the surface, ALT5 is a compliant payment and cryptocurrency infrastructure company with a full suite of licenses including payment gateways, OTC trading, custody, and white-label exchanges.

But in the strategic layout of WLFI, ALT5 plays the role of a "legitimate backdoor":

Compliance Identity: Enter the markets of various countries in the name of a payment API service provider, bypassing the direct resistance from central banks and regulators.

Cross-border settlement: Through the ALT5 Pay API, merchants can receive cryptocurrencies such as BTC and USDT, and automatically exchange them for USD or EUR in the backend. In the future, it can be seamlessly integrated into WLFI/USD1.

Global Network: The Lightning Network and stablecoin payment systems have been integrated, providing an alternative channel to the US dollar for emerging markets.

This makes ALT5 not only a technical support point for WLFI but also a strategic node for its global payment penetration.

The correlation between ALT5 stock price and WLFI coin price

Currently, there is a divergence in the market regarding whether the price of ALT5 will fluctuate in sync with the price of WLFI coin:

Bullish side: believes that ALT5 is the "reserve stock" of WLFI. As the WLFI ecosystem expands and the circulation of USD1 stablecoin increases, ALT5's business and valuation will benefit simultaneously.

Cautious faction: It points out that although ALT5 is deeply bound to WLFI, the stock price is still affected by traditional financial reports and the valuation system of US stocks, and the correlation with the WLFI coin price may be limited in the short term.

How should investors view this?

For investors who are hesitant to directly buy WLFI tokens, ALT5 offers an indirect way to participate, but this path also comes with political and regulatory risks.

Advantages: Compliance with listed company identity, strong shareholder background, clear strategic position.

Risk: Fluctuations in the political cycle, changes in regulatory policies, and uncertainty linked to the price of WLFI coin.

Conclusion

ALT5 is not just a fintech company, but also the "legal backdoor" for the Trump family in the battlefield of cryptocurrency and stablecoins. For investors, it could be a ticket to ride the WLFI globalization express, or it could be a high-risk political financial chip.

In the coming months, the price trend of WLFI coin, the promotion progress of USD1 stablecoin, and the political atmosphere before the US elections will all be key factors in determining whether ALT5's stock price can soar.