World Liberty Fi, the cryptocurrency investment fund associated with former U.S. President Donald Trump, has made headlines once again with an unexpected acquisition. This time, the fund has invested in EOS tokens, just as the project undergoes a significant rebranding initiative that includes a ticker change to "A" and transition to a new identity as Vaulta.
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$3 Million Purchase Preceding Token Swap
The fund executed the purchase using the PancakeSwap decentralized exchange, acquiring approximately $2.99 million worth of $EOS tokens via the Binance Smart Chain (BSC). The acquisition price averaged around $0.82 per token, within a market range of $0.80 to $0.84—levels influenced by relatively low liquidity on the platform.
Crucially, the fund did not acquire EOS on its native blockchain. Instead, it opted for the BSC version, which may introduce complexities during the upcoming token swap to Vaulta, as the EOS team transitions to the new asset structure.
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Diversification Beyond Ethereum and BNB Chain
This move marks a notable departure from World Liberty Fi’s historical investment strategy, which has predominantly focused on Ethereum-based and BNB Chain assets. Even the fund’s native stablecoin, WLUSD, operates on BNB Chain.
Analysts view this EOS acquisition as a strategic diversification—or possibly, a speculative play—at a pivotal time for the legacy token.
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EOS: From Record-Breaking ICO to Modest Network Activity
EOS was once a flagship project of the 2018 ICO boom, raising an unprecedented $4.6 billion in ETH. Despite the scale of funding, the network has struggled to achieve sustained adoption, especially in decentralized finance (DeFi) and application development.
Current figures show EOS supports only about 2,800 daily active users, and its total value locked (TVL) in DeFi applications stands at roughly $690 million—a modest figure when compared to newer blockchains like Solana. Most EOS trading remains centralized on Binance, where the token maintains a degree of liquidity.
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Timing and Motive Under Scrutiny
The rebranding and token swap to Vaulta (ticker: A) officially began on May 14, with conversion mechanisms now live. World Liberty Fi’s acquisition came just ahead of this deadline, prompting speculation regarding the fund’s strategy and intentions.
This raises key questions:
Is the fund positioning itself for short-term speculative gains tied to the rebranding hype?
Or does it possess advance insights that suggest longer-term value under the Vaulta brand?
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Skepticism from the Crypto Community
Some market observers recall previous missteps by World Liberty Fi, including controversial losses in the MOVE (Movement) token, which suffered from issues involving market makers and token allocation transparency.
Given that context, skepticism surrounds the EOS investment. Some view it as a high-risk bet on the success of Vaulta, while others speculate the move could be strategic, informed by non-public information or early access to developments.
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Conclusion
With a portfolio now valued at approximately $106 million, World Liberty Fi continues to make bold and sometimes controversial moves. The EOS investment, made during a pivotal transformation of the project, has reignited debate over whether the fund is ahead of the curve—or merely chasing a fading trend.
As the EOS-to-Vaulta transition unfolds, the market will be watching closely to see whether this bold acquisition pays off—or becomes another cautionary tale.
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