A cryptocurrency firm with close ties to former U.S. President Donald Trump and his family, WLFI, announced on May 6 the launch of WorldRouter, an AI model routing platform developed in partnership with a company called WorldClaw. The platform allows users to settle token payments for over 300 AI models using cryptocurrency and offers discounts of up to 30%. This marks the first AI-focused initiative within the WLFI ecosystem.

If the WorldRouter platform boosts interest in WLFI's cryptocurrency, the Trump family stands to gain significantly. WLFI was launched in 2024 during Trump's third presidential campaign and was co-founded by his three sons and other individuals. Trump himself is listed as an honorary co-founder. According to related terms, the Trump family is entitled to 75% of the net proceeds when WLFI sells its cryptocurrency and also shares in the profits from stablecoin operations.

After Trump assumed the presidency, all his positions in the company were terminated. As of December 2025, the Trump family had already profited $1 billion from WLFI's earnings and still holds unsold cryptocurrency valued at $3 billion.