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Amid cryptocurrency growth, World Liberty Financial, sponsored by Trump, increases Ethereum holdings.
Having vastly grown its Ethereum (ETH) holdings, WLFI, a decentralized finance project, presently holds roughly 77,226 ETH, valued at around $296 million. At an average price of $3,895 per ETH, the project lately obtained 256. 75 extra ETH for 1 million USDC. With WLFI's average buy-in price for ETH at $3,294, this combative accumulation strategy has produced an unrealized profit of about $41. 7 million. Substantial inflows into Ethereum exchange-traded funds demonstrate this movement fits with a bigger trend of growing institutional interest in Ethereum.
WLFI is on course to debut its WLFI token within 6–8 weeks pending approval from 99% of its governing board beyond its ETH collection. Token sales have already generated almost $550 million for the initiative, which is around a fourth of the 100 billion whole token supply. By market capitalization, this carefully timed release hopes to make the WLFI token among the leading cryptocurrencies.
With USD1—a stablecoin wholly supported by U. S. Treasuries—World Liberty Financial has also made a name for itself in the stablecoin sector. Issuance of more than $2. 1 billion as of March 2025 has helped USD1 rapidly rise to be one of the top five biggest stablecoins in use. These strategic tactics draw attention to WLFI's increasing power and its part in the changing environment where politics and decentralised financial overlap.
