Basri Caneri 
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), linked to Donald Trump, lost nearly $50 million in the latest market crash. This comes on the heels of increased uncertainty in global markets as US President Trump imposed additional tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China.
According to Coinglass data, crypto liquidations totaled $2.29 billion in the last 24 hours, with 724,783 investors suffering losses. WLFI was among the wallets hardest hit by the market drop.
WLFI’s Biggest Losses
WLFI made a total of $242.77 million in crypto investments between January 19-31, but these assets are now facing unrealized losses of $50 million.
The biggest losses:
- Ethereum (ETH): 45,405 ETH was bought at an average cost of $3,303, but the ETH price is currently available at $2600.
- Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC): 629,095 WBTC, bought at an average price of $106,248, but BTC is currently trading at $95,400.
- Ethena (ENA): experienced the biggest drop in the portfolio at 43.72%.
- AAVE and LINK: lost 30% and 25% respectively.
All assets in WLFI’s portfolio have suffered losses, with losses ranging from about 10% to 40%.
Investment Moves Before the Market Crash
WLFI continued to increase its Ethereum holdings before the market drop. It spent 10 million USDT to buy 2,972 ETH, bringing its total ETH investment to $235 million.
It also spent 1.88 million USDC on January 28, buying 2.398 million MOVE tokens. WLFI has made crypto investments totaling $222.77 million over the last seven days.
Major investments:
- Ethereum (ETH): $129.95 million
- Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC): $66.84 million
- TRX: 10 million dollars
- AAVE, ENA and LINK: $4.7 million each
Despite its aggressive investment strategy, WLFI suffered heavy losses due to the massive drop in the market. As the volatility in the crypto market continues, it remains to be seen what strategy the Trump-linked fund will follow.
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