Mon, March 10

Arkham Report: WLF Portfolio Sinks and Ethereum Buys in Major Loss

Arkham Report: WLF’s Portfolio Sinks and Ethereum Buys in Major Loss Market News
  • As the crypto market slumps, WLF portfolio dropped to $79.6 million. 
  • Ethereum accounts for a large portion of the loss of WLFI. 

The crypto market is trending downwards with bearish sentiment looming over the industry. Due to a major crypto sell off yesterday, Bitcoin price fell to the $81,000 – $82,000 price range. The crypto fear and greed index further dropped to 17, into the “extreme fear” zone. As a result, crypto portfolios of several top organizations are at losses. 

The Trump family’s World Liberty Financial is known for its series of crypto investments since last year. As the price of major cryptocurrencies are dropping, WLF’s crypto portfolio is at loss under present market conditions.

Based on the crypto portfolio analytics platform Arkham Intelligence, WLF’s crypto portfolio is down significantly. The portfolio reached its peak value of more than $400 million at the beginning of Feb 2025. It has now dropped substantially and is currently worth only $78.9 million. 

Ether Purchases Amount to Major Loss on WLF Portfolio

World Liberty Financial invested in several top cryptocurrencies such as wBTC, ETH, ONDO, ENA, MOVE, and more. Ether occupies a major portion of the WLF’s crypto portfolio. World Liberty Financial purchased Ether at an average price of $3,200. Since ETH is trading at $2,100 after a major price drop, it amounted to a large portion of the WLF portfolio loss today. 

On the other hand, 600K Ethereum was withdrawn from the exchanges in the last week. Even though its trading volume increased by over 150% in the last 24 hours, the market witnessed $108 million ETH liquidations. The second-largest token has been trending downwards for a while now. Even during the short bull run by the end of 2024, Ether couldn’t reach its full potential. 

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