Fri, March 14

SEI Price Surges Following World Liberty Financial Purchase

SEI Price Surges Following World Liberty Financial Purchase Altcoin News
  • The SEI token price increased by more than 7% today. 
  • World Liberty Financial purchased 100K worth of SEI today. 

The Trump family’s World Liberty Financial purchased several major cryptocurrencies over the past few months. Its portfolio consists of wBTC, ETH, ENA, ONDO, SEI, and TRX, among others. The latest purchase of WLFI included SEI, which resulted in the price surge of the token today. 

SEI Token Price (Source: CoinMarketCap)

The SEI token is trading at $0.2008 with a daily surge of 7% at press time. Its market cap and trading volume also recorded a 7% and 3.97% increase, respectively. The SEI token price decreased by 11.48% in the last week. Its week-long downtrend broke out of the pattern with today’s price rise. 

World Liberty Financial Purchased $100K SEI Tokens

World Liberty Financial resumed its token purchases this month. It spent around 25 million USDC to purchase ETH, wBTC, and MOVE tokens on March 6. This purchase led to a price rise of the MOVE token, combined with the Movement crypto project development announcements. 

Today, WLFI spent around 100K USDC and purchased 541,242 SEI tokens. With this purchase, the total SEI holdings of World Liberty Financial increased to 1.089 million SEI tokens. The purchase took place at an average price of $0.185, while the current price of SEI token is $0.2011. 

Due to the recent market dip, the WLFI portfolio is down significantly. From its peak of over $400 million in Feb 2025, World Liberty Financial’s portfolio dropped to $77.9 million today. The Arkham Intelligence report also confirmed the WLFI portfolio dip.

Despite the market downtrend, World Liberty Financial is not stopping its token purchases. Several top organizations, such as Strategy, Metaplanet, and WLFI take the market downturn as an opportunity to buy more crypto tokens. 

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