World Liberty Financial has delayed its planned onchain sale of a token tied to loans financing a Trump-branded Maldives resort after the Iran war disrupted regional travel, leaving no new launch date for what had been described as a spring offering. The token was meant to give investors a fixed yield and a share of loan revenue from the unfinished project, which is being developed by UK-based Dar Global and is planned to include about 80 ultra-luxury beach and over-water villas. The deal was intended as an early test of WLFI's real-world asset tokenization strategy, which has expanded beyond real estate into investment funds, oil, gold and earlier-reported oil and gas products, while Dar Global said project timelines are being reviewed against market, regulatory and strategic conditions. WLFI's native token traded around $0.055, about 83% below its September 2025 high near $0.32, and the delay adds to scrutiny after a $100 million purchase of its governance tokens by a buyer under UK police investigation for money laundering.