March 6, 2025
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Donald Trump’s DeFi project, World Liberty Financial is on the move again, this time with purchases of $10M in ETH, $10M in WBTC and $1.5M in MOVE. These assets were purchased on a separate address, which was funded with $25M USDC by the World Liberty Financial wallet, before the swapped assets were returned to the original address.
This $21.5M multi-asset acquisition represents a significant deployment of the project's treasury funds. The specific operational method—using a temporary, funded address for the swaps before returning the assets to the main wallet—is a common practice. It allows for cleaner tracking of large transactions and limits the direct exposure of the primary treasury multisig during the execution of the trades.

This reported partnership model provides crucial context for the project's purchasing behavior. The reciprocal investment structure creates an on-chain, financial link between World Liberty Financial and its partners. It also clarifies why the treasury is accumulating specific, non-blue-chip assets like MOVE, as this is a required action defined by their own partnership agreements.

These purchases are a continuation of the project’s purchase of blue-chip cryptocurrencies as well as projects which have a partnership with World Liberty Financial. It has been reported that these partnerships involve the partner project investing into the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token sale, with a 10% fee, while the World Liberty Financial team acquires an equivalent value in the partner project’s token.
Today, World Liberty Financial holds notable amounts of more than $1M in ETH, WBTC, stETH, TRX, and MOVE. They have also purchased smaller amounts in DeFi-related tokens such as ONDO, AAVE, LINK and ENA, although the majority of these have been sent out to Coinbase Prime, presumably for sale.



















































































































