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World Liberty Fi Moving USDC

The multisig address tied to US President Donald Trump’s DeFi project, World Liberty Financial, is once again moving funds.
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    The multisig address tied to US President Donald Trump’s DeFi project, World Liberty Financial, is once again moving funds. The main address, 0x5be, has transferred 775,000 USDC to another World Liberty Financial controlled address, 0xA71. This address has previously been used for the acquisition of altcoins, including Movement (MOVE), Avalanche (AVAX) and Mantle (MNT), before the tokens are sent back to the 0x5be main address.

    This internal transfer of stablecoins to a known "acquisition" wallet signals that the project is likely preparing for new token purchases. The movement follows a familiar pattern where the 0xA71 address is used as a staging ground for these altcoin buys before they are consolidated.

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    Although initially used as a signal for partnerships and collaborations between altcoin projects, new World Liberty Financial altcoin purchases have been treated with much less interest. This is in part due to the team usually sending these tokens to Coinbase not long after acquiring them, which could indicate potential selling. Moreover, many of these transactions are also believed to be token exchange deals in which projects invest in the WLFI token sale in exchange for World Liberty Financial acquiring the project’s token, reducing the impact of said token purchases.

    The transfer of 775K in USDC from 0x5be to 0xA71
    The transfer of 775K in USDC from 0x5be to 0xA71

    This market skepticism is a direct result of past actions. The perception that these acquisitions might just be pre-arranged token swaps, rather than genuine open-market investments, has significantly diluted the bullish sentiment that such announcements once generated.

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