World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi initiative reportedly backed by the Trump family, recently acquired 250,000 USDC worth of ENA tokens, just hours after announcing a partnership with Ethena.
Alongside this purchase, WLFI also converted 102.9 cbBTC into WBTC, a move potentially influenced by its partnership with Tron. Tron, which previously invested $30 million into WLFI to secure 2 billion $WLFI tokens, also appointed Sun Ge as a consultant for the project.
Since November 30, WLFI’s multi-signature wallet has spent a total of $44.99 million USDC to acquire six different tokens:
– ETH: Acquired 8,105 ETH for $30 million USDC at an average price of $3,701.
– WBTC: Purchased 103.1 WBTC with $10 million USDC at an average price of $97,182.
– LINK: Bought 78,387 LINK tokens for $2 million USDC, averaging $25.5 per token.
– AAVE: Secured 6,137 AAVE tokens with $1.99 million USDC at an average price of $324.
– ENA: Spent $750,000 USDC to obtain 741,687 ENA tokens, averaging $1.01 per token.
– ONDO: Used $250,000 USDC to purchase 134,216 ONDO tokens at an average price of $1.86.
由特朗普家族支持的 DeFi 项目 World Liberty Financial (WLFI) 在 4 小时前继续购买了 25 万 USDC 的 ENA，就在他们与 Ethena 达成合作之后。
另外，他们还将持有的 102.9 枚 cbBTC 兑换为 WBTC。 这个可能是受到合作伙伴 Tron 的影响：此前 Tron 向 WLFI 投资了 3000 万美元获得 20 亿枚… https://t.co/YuhgSB58km pic.twitter.com/zNngFEFsrr
— 余烬 (@EmberCN) December 19, 2024
These calculated investments demonstrate WLFI’s active involvement in diversifying its portfolio and strategically positioning itself within the DeFi ecosystem. The partnership with Ethena, alongside its existing ties to Tron, appears to be driving these bold financial moves as WLFI continues to expand its influence in the blockchain space.
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