Trump-Linked World Liberty Finance Dumps ETH, Sparking Market Buzz

Trump's controversial digital asset venture, World Liberty Finance, which launched in 2024 to challenge centralized banking and support stablecoins, is now making headlines for a very different reason—dumping Ethereum at a massive loss.

According to on-chain tracker Lookonchain, the firm recently sold off 5,471 ETH—worth about $8.01 million—at around $1,465 per token, well below the $1,600+ range where it previously traded. That sharp sell-off raised eyebrows in the crypto community, especially coming from an entity known for accumulating ETH in bulk.

World Liberty Finance, which reportedly invested $210 million to amass 67,498 ETH, is now staring down a staggering $125 million in unrealized losses based on its latest sell price. The wallet currently holds ETH valued at just $3,259—a tiny fraction of its original investment.

This dramatic move has left analysts and traders speculating. Was this a panic reaction to Ethereum's recent price dip—or a strategic sign the market might be nearing a bottom?

Ethereum recently fell below $1,400, its lowest level in over seven years, as crypto markets across the board—including Bitcoin—weathered turbulence. But there's been a glimmer of hope: ETH has since rebounded, climbing 7.44% to about $1,591. Still, the coin remains down 16.63% over the past month, fueling uncertainty about where it goes from here.

The crypto world will be watching closely to see whether World Liberty Finance’s move signals more pain—or a turning point.

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