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World Liberty Financial purchased $2 million each of Avax and MNT tokens, experiencing a total portfolio loss of $118 million. The World Liberty Financial portfolio includes 11 digital assets, accounting for a loss of 58% and $88 million.
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The Trump-backed Defi project, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), purchased $2 million each of Avax and Mantle (MNT) tokens on Saturday, but its total portfolio continues to show significant losses.
According to data tracked by Arkham Intelligence, the entity acquired 103,911 Avax tokens and 2.45 million MNT tokens after purchasing 541,783 SEIs on Thursday.
WLFI’s investment portfolio includes 11 digital assets including Ethereum, Lapped Bitcoin, Tron, ChainLink, Aave, ENA, Move, Ondo, SEI, Avax, MNT, and more.
As analyzed by LookonChain, Crypto Venture has invested approximately $343 million in these holdings and is currently facing an unrealized loss of $118 million.
Trump’s World Freedom (@worldlibertyfi) bought 103,911 $ avax ($2 million) and 2.45m $ mnt ($2m) three hours ago.
In total, #Worldliberty spent $343 million on 11 tokens, all in red, totaling $118 million!
– lookonchain (@lookonchain) March 16, 2025
Ethereum is the largest position in 58% of its portfolio, accounting for a loss of $88 million.
The latest purchase comes after WLFI confirmed its $550 million token sale on Wednesday. Eric Trump, the project’s Web3 ambassador, signaled future developments after completion.
. @worldlibertyfi just started https://t.co/fi2toiz50i
– Eric Trump (@erictrump) March 14, 2025
Recently, World Liberty Financial announced its partnership with the SUI Foundation. The project will integrate SUI assets into strategic token reserves and will co-develop the products as part of the collaboration.
According to a recent report from the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, World Liberty Financial is involved in discussions with Binance about potential business ventures, including the development of Stablecoin.
However, both WLFI and Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao labeled these reports as politically motivated and unfounded, denying any specific business transactions or debates regarding the acquisition of Binance’s shares.
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