Ethereum, Tron Lead Trump’s World Liberty Financial Altcoin Buying Spree

Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial bought $12 million in crypto earlier today.
The firm spent $181 million in the past four days to buy ETH, TRX, AAVE, LINK, ENA, and WBTC.
WLF holds a monumental $392 million in cryptocurrencies with ETH being the biggest investment.

World Liberty Financial (WLF), a decentralized finance protocol associated with President Donald Trump, has purchased 3,079 ETH worth $10 million and 10.61 million TRX valued at $2.65 million, according to Spot On Chain data.

This move brings the fund’s total cryptocurrency investments over the past four days to an impressive $181 million, spread across six altcoins: Ethereum (ETH), Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), Tron (TRX), Aave (AAVE), Chainlink (LINK), and Ethena (ENA).

A Look at WLF’s Wallet

The latest purchases bring WLF’s total crypto holdings to approximately $392.5 million, with Ethereum being the largest allocation. The wallet currently holds 59,678 ETH worth $202 million and 551.717 WBTC valued at $57 million. A portion of WLF’s ETH is staked through Lido Finance, adding 14,702 stETH to its portfolio.

Founded in 2024, World Liberty Financial has quickly emerged as a prominent name in the crypto sector. The firm is one of several initiatives tied to President Trump, who has taken a proactive stance on digital assets since assuming office.

Crypto Market Trends: ETH and Altcoins Gain Momentum

Ethereum (ETH) remains in the spotlight, climbing 5.41% in the past 24 hours to reach a valuation of $409 billion. ETH hit a daily high of $3,417.07 and is now trading at $3,403.18, inching closer to its all-time high of $4,891.70 from three years ago.

Altcoins, in general, have been showing strength alongside favorable regulatory developments. The SEC’s decision to rescind SAB 121 and Trump’s signing of an executive order to establish a national digital asset stockpile signal positive momentum for the market.

This digital asset reserve could feature U.S.-developed tokens such as XRP, Cardano (ADA), and Hedera (HBAR), highlighting a growing interest in diversifying crypto investments beyond Bitcoin.

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