Trump-Linked Fund Buys $13M in ETH Amid Market Surge
Trump-affiliated World Liberty buys 3,473 ETH for $13M, pushing total ETH holdings to 73,616 with $33M in unrealized gains.

- World Liberty spent $13M USDC to buy 3,473 ETH.
- The fund now holds 73,616 ETH worth $275M.
- Unrealized profits from ETH holdings exceed $33M.
Trump-affiliated fund World Liberty has once again made headlines with a major crypto investment. The entity just spent $13 million in USDC to acquire 3,473 ETH at a price of $3,743 each. This is part of a broader strategy that has seen the fund heavily accumulate Ethereum in recent months.
The move reinforces World Liberty’s growing interest in Ethereum as a strategic asset, even as the market continues to show signs of volatility. With this latest purchase, the fund’s total ETH holdings have surged to 73,616 ETH, currently valued at around $275 million.
$33M in Unrealized Profit Signals Strategic Timing
What’s particularly notable is the fund’s average ETH purchase price: $3,272. Given today’s market price of approximately $3,743, World Liberty is sitting on over $33 million in unrealized gains.
This kind of strategic buying suggests confidence in Ethereum’s long-term potential and a willingness to accumulate even during price surges. The fact that this fund is connected to Donald Trump has added a layer of political intrigue and market speculation around its moves.
What This Means for Ethereum and the Market
Large purchases like this can signal bullish sentiment and may influence other investors. It also highlights how influential players are positioning themselves ahead of potential market shifts, especially with Ethereum’s roadmap evolving and regulatory narratives changing.
Whether this trend continues depends on broader market dynamics, but one thing is clear: World Liberty is doubling down on Ethereum.
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