World Liberty Financial’s Recent Transactions

World Liberty Financial withdrew $10 million USDC from Coinbase to purchase 200 million WLFI tokens, alongside spending an additional $125,000 USDC for 547,990 SEI tokens at an average price of $0.228.

The transaction, dated February 20, was reported by on-chain analytics platform Onchain Lens and follows WLF’s Macro Strategy announced on February 12.

> A multisig wallet created by Trump’s World Liberty Finance (@worldlibertyfi) has withdrew $10M $USDC from #Coinbase to buy 200M $WLFI.
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> They also spent $125k $USDC to buy 547,990 $SEI at an average price of $0.228.
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> MultiSig Wallet: 0x64bcb62afee4712bb6ecf7673ee3cfe6e2e133e8… pic.twitter.com/w4Luz8NIuR
> — Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) February 20, 2025

The Macro Strategy aims to bolster WLF’s position in decentralized finance, promoting stability in the broader crypto ecosystem, and supporting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Critics, however, view WLF as a self-serving initiative led by Donald Trump and his associates.

Trump and his allies own 60% of WLF, giving them rights to 75% of its revenue and 22.5 billion WLFI Tokens. Furthermore, the Trump family holds a majority stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, which is increasingly focusing on cryptocurrency-related financial services, alongside WLF.

Justin Sun, the controversial founder of Tron blockchain, has significantly impacted WLF’s growth, investing at least $75 million in WLFI, thus raising ethical concerns due to Tron’s past illegal activities claims.

In exchange for WLFI token purchases, WLF offers incentives for cryptocurrency teams to collaborate with its portfolio. This strategy has propelled WLFI beyond its initial financial goals, marking one of the largest token launches in recent history.

As of February 9, according to the latest BitMart Research report, WLF has sold $455 million worth of tokens, raising $319 million from the sale of 21.3 billion WLFI tokens at $0.015 each, while a second sale round at $0.05 generated an extra $136 million. With these latest purchases, WLF continues to establish its presence in the crypto market.

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