World Liberty Finance (WLFI), the cryptocurrency project owned by the Trump family, has recovered its portfolio by recouping the $157 million investment loss it suffered in April.
According to Onchain data, WLFI, which has acquired a total of $352 million in assets since December 2023, has based more than 60 percent of its investments on Ethereum (ETH).
When the price of ETH fell below $1,500 in April, WLFI’s investment portfolio suffered significant losses. However, WLFI subsequently transferred the majority of these assets to Coinbase Prime. It remains unclear whether the platform still holds these positions following this transfer. If WLFI management announces that no sales will be made, the investment portfolio will return to its cost price at current market values.
Finally, WLFI purchased 1,531 ETH for 5 million USDC at a purchase price of $3,265.
The prominent assets in WLFI’s current onchain portfolio are as follows:
AETHUSDT: $85.22 million
AETHWETH: 7,916,000 units, approximately $26 million
AETHWBTC: 162,692 units, approximately $19.41 million
AETHWSTETH: 4,158,000 units, approximately $16.51 million
AETHUSDC: 16.404 million units, $16.4 million
Wrapped TRON (TRX): 40.686 million units, $12.37 million
U: 454.4 million units, $7.18 million
Mantle (MNT): 5.99 million units, $4.4 million
Whiterock (WHITE): 10 billion units, $3.54 million
USD1-WLFI: 2.115 million units, $2.12 million
Binance-Peg EOS: 3.636 million units, $2.03 million
Ondo Finance (ONDO): 342,000 units, $329,000
On the other hand, the opening of World Liberty Finance’s native token, WLFI, to trading is also on the agenda.