World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance platform reportedly backed by Donald Trump, has ramped up its cryptocurrency portfolio in March, significantly increasing its holdings in Ethereum (ETH), Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), and Movement (MOVE) tokens.

Data from Arkham Intelligence reveals that WLFI’s portfolio now stands at $79.26 million, marking a 9.43% drop in value amid broader market uncertainty.

WLFI portfolio. Source: Arkham Intelligence

WLFI’s March crypto purchases

Over the past week, WLFI has increased its Ethereum holdings by approximately $10 million, pushing its total ETH holdings to 7,166 ETH, valued at $16.16 million at the time of writing.

The platform has also expanded its Wrapped Bitcoin reserves—a Bitcoin (BTC) derivative token that runs natively on the Ethereum blockchain—pushing its total holdings to 162.69 WBTC, currently valued at $14.74 million.

Notably, WLFI has also invested $1.5 million in MOVE tokens, bringing its total to $3.72 million, with MOVE seeing a 20% surge in a day.

At the same time, the Sui Network (SUI) also experienced a sharp rally, rising 13% in a day, reaching as high as $2.90 after WLFI disclosed a strategic reserve deal with the layer-1 blockchain. 

The partnership involves WLFI adding Sui assets into its holdings and collaborating on product development initiatives, marking another step in its broader DeFi expansion strategy.

World Liberty Financial has already accumulated various digital assets in its ‘strategic token reserve,’ including Wrapped Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron (TRX), Chainlink (LINK), as well as MOVE and ONDO tokens.

Trump’s World Liberty(@worldlibertyfi) bought another 111 $WBTC($10M), 4,468 $ETH($10M) and 3.42M $MOVE($1.5M) 4 hours ago.

The 9 tokens purchased by World Liberty are currently in a total loss of $89M!https://t.co/IzbZt1afkV pic.twitter.com/rNb7NYqJY0

— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) March 6, 2025

Despite the strategic accumulation, Lookonchain data indicates that WLFI is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of over $89 million across its crypto investments.

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