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World Liberty Financial, a crypto project associated with U.S. President Donald Trump and his family, has acquired 3,473
(ETH) tokens for $13 million at an average price of $3,743 per token, according to on-chain data cited by Lookonchain and Arkham Intelligence [1]. This purchase brings the entity’s total ETH holdings to 73,616 tokens, valued at over $272.5 million as of July 2025, with an unrealized profit exceeding $33 million based on a $3,272 average cost basis [1]. The acquisition, executed through multiple wallets, included staking some of the newly purchased ETH, further integrating the asset into Ethereum’s decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.The move aligns with growing institutional interest in Ethereum, as spot ETH exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $533.8 million in inflows during the same period, compared to net outflows from
ETFs. BlackRock’s led Ethereum ETF inflows with $426.6 million added to its reserves [1]. Concurrently, perpetual open interest for ETH surged from under $18 billion to over $28 billion within a week, as noted by QCP Group, signaling heightened institutional participation [1]. This trend reflects a strategic pivot from Bitcoin to Ethereum among institutional investors, with over $199 million flowing out of Bitcoin ETFs in two consecutive days [1].World Liberty Financial’s strategy emphasizes a long-term “buy-and-hold” approach, contributing to Ethereum’s on-chain liquidity and supporting DeFi activities. Platforms like
, which facilitate staking and lending, have seen increased total value locked following the transaction [1]. The firm’s indirect ties to the Trump family have drawn attention, though analysts stress the economic rationale behind the investment rather than political motivations. “The involvement of the Trump family, albeit indirect, adds intrigue, but the strategy appears driven by Ethereum’s fundamentals,” one analyst noted [1].The timing of the purchase coincides with Ethereum’s technological advancements, including upcoming network upgrades, and evolving U.S. regulatory frameworks. Entities with political affiliations, such as World Liberty Financial, are navigating the crypto landscape by leveraging digital assets as strategic assets rather than political tools. This approach underscores Ethereum’s dual role in DeFi and institutional portfolios, reinforcing its position as a cornerstone of modern finance amid macroeconomic uncertainty [1].
Institutional buyers like
and , which have previously invested in Bitcoin, are now diversifying into Ethereum, reflecting broader confidence in the altcoin’s potential. World Liberty Financial’s actions highlight how politically aligned entities are engaging with crypto through direct financial stakes, bypassing traditional political contribution channels. Such moves illustrate Ethereum’s capacity to bridge political influence and economic opportunities in the crypto space [1].As U.S. regulatory frameworks continue to evolve, politically affiliated entities may play a pivotal role in shaping market dynamics. World Liberty Financial’s Ethereum purchase exemplifies how strategic buyers are navigating a rapidly changing crypto landscape, where technological progress and macroeconomic factors intersect to drive institutional adoption. The firm’s decision to expand its ETH holdings reinforces Ethereum’s growing legitimacy as a mainstream asset class and underscores its resilience amid global economic volatility [1].
Sources:
[1] Phemex. [World Liberty Acquires Additional 3473 ETH for $13M](https://phemex.com/news/article/world-liberty-acquires-additional-3473-eth-for-13m_13469)
[2] AInvest. [Ethereum News Today: Trump-Linked Fund Adds $13M in ETH](https://www.ainvest.com/news/ethereum-news-today-trump-linked-fund-adds-13m-eth-14-2-gains-institutional-crypto-push-2507/)

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