Trump's encryption project WLFI: Asset mobilization is not selling tokens, it's just a part of regular financial management
The Trump encryption project WLFI stated on social media, "We are making routine changes to our cryptocurrency assets as part of regular financial management, including paying expenses and expenditures, as well as meeting operational capital needs. To clarify, we have not sold any tokens; we are merely reallocating assets for daily business purposes."
Previous reports indicated that at 8 a.m. on January 15th, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the Trump encryption project WLFI sold 103.15 WBTC in the past two hours at an average price of $3,226 each, obtaining 3,075.19 ETH worth $9.92 million USD. It also transferred 18,535.82 ETH to multiple wallets and CEX valued at $59.72 million USD. Additionally it purchased 17.619 WBTC at an average price of $96,495 each totaling $1.7 million USD.
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