Is Trump's WLFI Selling Almost All Crypto Assets?!📉 + Sen. Lummis Hints at New Bitcoin Reserve📈

Trump’s Executive Order Sparks Bitcoin Frenzy as U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund Takes Shape

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing the creation of an American sovereign wealth fund within the next 12 months. While sovereign wealth funds typically invest in assets like stocks, bonds, and real estate, Bitcoin advocates, including Senator Cynthia Lummis, are hopeful this signals potential government investment in Bitcoin. The announcement sent Bitcoin soaring 4% to $102,050. However, there is no clear indication that Bitcoin will be included in the fund, leaving the crypto community speculating about its future role.

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Trump-Backed World Liberty Financial Moves Nearly Entire ETH Treasury

World Liberty Financial, the Trump-affiliated DeFi protocol, has transferred nearly all of its Ethereum and wrapped Bitcoin holdings, sending ETH to a Coinbase Prime deposit address and routing WBTC through intermediaries. In 13 transactions, the project offloaded over $175 million worth of ETH, including amounts ranging from $4 million to $95 million per transfer, reducing its crypto treasury from $363 million to just over $33 million. Only 55.628 ETH, worth about $159,470, remains in its treasury.

The reason for the transfers remains unclear, though such movements often precede major strategic decisions. However, the protocol has stated, “We’re making routine movements of our crypto holdings as part of regular treasury management, payment of fees and expenses, and to address working capital requirements. To be clear, we are not selling tokens—we are simply reallocating assets for ordinary business purposes. These actions are intended to be part of maintaining a strong, secure, and efficient treasury. No need to speculate—this is all standard practice for managing operations at WLFI.”

Meanwhile, Eric Trump hinted at ETH accumulation, and the protocol retained its TRX holdings despite a prior investment from Justin Sun.

Bitcoin’s Sharp Drop Sparks Jitters but History Suggests Bull Market Intact

Bitcoin has fallen 16.5% from its all-time high on January 20, shedding as much as $18,000 in two weeks. While the correction appears dramatic, historical data suggests it is not unusual during bull markets. The current 12% pullback is milder than past declines, including a 15% drop in December. Meanwhile, Ethereum and altcoins are experiencing steeper losses, with ETH plunging 34% before recovering 20%. Despite nearly $1.9 billion in liquidations, Bitcoin remains on track with past election-year performance, resembling its 2016 rally under Trump.

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