World Liberty Financial Sees $110 Million Drop in Crypto Portfolio
World Liberty Financial, the cryptocurrency investment platform backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, has experienced a significant drop in its portfolio value, with unrealized losses amounting to $110 million.
Recent data from Arkham Intelligence reveals that WLFI’s initial investment of $336 million across nine different cryptocurrencies now stands at approximately $226 million. The largest contributor to these losses is Ethereum (ETH), responsible for 65% of the overall decrease.
With Ethereum currently trading around $2,000, WLFI’s purchase at an average price of $3,240 has led to an estimated loss of $80.85 million, representing almost 37% of the total investment. On the other hand, Tron (TRX) has shown more resilience compared to other holdings, with only a 5% decrease in value.
Other tokens in WLFI’s portfolio that have contributed to the losses include stETH ($10.27M), WHITE ($5.87M), Movement (MOVE) ($3.5M), and Ondo (ONDO) ($296,000).
Despite these setbacks, WLFI remains active in expanding its portfolio and network. Recently, the company acquired $21.5 million worth of Ethereum, Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), and Movement Network tokens. Additionally, a partnership with Sui (SUI), a blockchain platform founded by former Meta programmers, aims to explore decentralized finance opportunities.
Speculations surrounding the partnership range from expanding into different blockchain ecosystems to questioning the true motives behind the collaboration.
Established in 2024, WLFI has established itself as a key player in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. With Trump and his associates controlling over 60% of the project, the platform raised $300 million during its token sale in January 2025, despite the recent losses.
However, concerns have been raised regarding Trump’s increasing influence in the cryptocurrency markets and the potential conflicts of interest that may arise as his government works towards establishing a strategic crypto reserve for the United States.
In response to these concerns, the Trump Organization has refuted any allegations of impropriety, emphasizing that Trump himself has no direct control over WLFI’s operations. The platform is purportedly managed by his children, an external ethics advisor, and an independent investment firm.