CoinJiawang reported:
Just five days after the disappointing launch of Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency project, the former president and sexual offender staged a bizarre publicity stunt by handing out french fries at a McDonald’s restaurant in Pennsylvania.
Trump was photographed salting fries and serving “customers” in an attempt to mock presidential candidate Kamala Harris, who claimed to have worked at the fast-food chain in 1983.
He was caught on camera saying, “I’ve worked here longer than Kamala,” and repeatedly calling Harris’ claim a lie, despite providing no evidence to support this accusation.
Needless to say, Trump did not actually continue working there. The Feasterville restaurant was reportedly screened by the US Secret Service for “customers” who did not order their own food but received anything Trump handed to them.
Internet users joked that the extreme losses in cryptocurrency could lead to working at McDonald’s.
Ironically, Trump did not actually work for the World Liberty Financial Corporation. The project’s Goldpaper listed Trump as its “Chief Cryptocurrency Advocate,” but buried in the fine print, it states that he is not actually an employee and his “descriptive title” does not imply employment.
However, despite this, Trump and his entities will receive 75% of the revenue from the agreement and 22.5 billion WLFI tokens worth $337.5 million for occasional promotion of the project.
Read more:
Trump-backed World Liberty Financial faces setback with launch, website goes offline.
At the time of writing, its WLFI token, valued at $13.8 million, has been sold, accounting for only 4.6% of its target of 20 billion tokens. On the day of release, it sold tokens worth $12 million, indicating a 0.6% change in token sales since October 16.
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