World Liberty Financial (WLFI), supported by the Trump family, acquired 3,247 ETH worth around 10 million dollars, increasing its Ethereum reserves to 59,265 ETH, totaling 182 million dollars. The transaction was carried out through Cow Protocol, a decentralized exchange, highlighting WLFI’s commitment to DeFi principles and using Ethereum as a strategic asset. This move also signals the growing interest of institutional investors in decentralized finance and Ethereum, which could impact the long-term value of ETH.
1/29/2025 1:02:42 PM (GMT+1)
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance project supported by the Trump family, acquired 3,247 ETH for 10 million dollars, increasing its reserves to 59,265 ETH via Cow Protocol 💰
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