Newly inaugurated US president Donald Trump’s DeFi project, World Liberty Finance, stakes another 9,400 ETH tokens, or ~$31M worth, with Lido Finance, making them the 24th largest holder of Lido Staked ETH (stETH). The move follows a stake of 10,000 ETH, or $33M worth, just 2 days earlier, which places approximately 26% of the entity’s ETH holdings in Lido Finance.
World Liberty Finance still holds another 55,341 ETH tokens in their multisig, with the majority of tokens acquired via the token sale of the World Liberty Finance token (WLFI). Although the presale for the token opened up in October 2024, the presale only completed the sale of 20% of the WLFI token after the success of the official TRUMP memecoin, which drew attention back to the World Liberty Finance project. To meet the overwhelming demand, the World Liberty Finance project has opted to open another 5% of their token supply for sale, this time at a token price of $0.05 per token, or 3.33x higher than the initial presale.
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