
Ahead of the White House crypto summit, the Trump family’s DeFi project, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), has purchased ETH, WBTC, and MOVE, according to analysts at Nansen.
Hours ago, Trump’s project @worldlibertyfi made a $25M crypto play
— Nansen 🧭 (@nansen_ai) March 6, 2025
$10M $ETH
$10M $WBTC
$1.5M $MOVE
More to come? pic.twitter.com/lQY56l88hO
WLFI acquired $10 million worth of Ethereum, $10 million in WBTC, and $1.5 million in MOVE. Data from Arkham shows that WLFI’s ETH holdings have increased from 2,200 ETH to over 7,000 ETH in the past week.
The total crypto investment of WLFI has reached $336 million, according to analyst EmberCN. The portfolio includes ETH, WBTC, TRX, LINK, AAVE, ENA, MOVE, ONDO, and SEI. A significant portion of these funds has been transferred to the centralized exchange Coinbase, making it unclear whether they have been sold.

If the project is still holding these assets, it currently faces an $88 million loss. The largest percentage drop is in ENA (-63%), while ETH (-$67.35 million) accounts for the biggest absolute losses.
The crypto summit at the White House is scheduled for March 7, where Donald Trump will meet with industry representatives to discuss the future of the Strategic Blockchain Reserve (SBR).

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick has hinted that Bitcoin will receive “special status”, and the government’s stance toward other cryptocurrencies will be positive.
On March 2, Trump suggested that SOL, XRP, and ADA could be included in the SBR alongside Bitcoin and ETH.
Partnership with Sui
The Sui team announced a partnership with WLFI, under which both sides will explore joint product development. Additionally, the SUI token will be added to WLFI’s strategic reserve.
“We are very excited to collaborate with Sui and explore the innovative opportunities this partnership brings,” said Eric Trump.
In January, WLFI completed a token sale, raising approximately $160 million.