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WLFI dumps $50M in Bitcoin: Is Trump’s pro-crypto stance fading?
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Is Trump Selling Bitcoin? WLFI Repays Aave Loans To Avoid Liquidation
WLFI-linked wallet repaid $11.75M USDC to reduce liquidation risk on Aave V3. Market volatility drives proactive deleveraging to avoid steep protocol liquidation losses. Despite reduced risk, a 38% drop in collateral could still trigger forced liquidation. A wallet linked by on-chain analysts to World Liberty Financial has moved to reduce risk as Bitcoin volatility pressures leveraged positions across crypto lending markets. The activity has fue…
Latest Is President Trump selling Bitcoin? WLFI pays off Aave debt with WBTC to avoid
Cryptocurrency news A wallet attributed to President Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial, which is managed by his sons, withdrew approximately 173 wrapped Bitcoin from Aave V3 on Feb. 5 and sold them to repay $11.75 million in stablecoin debt. This sequence reveals the mechanics of voluntary deleveraging: as Bitcoin’s drawdown below $63,000 forces whales to sell collateral and reduce leverage, protocol liquidation engines trigger at worse ter…
Trump-Linked World Liberty Finance Sells 173 WBTC Amid Bitcoin Volatility
TLDR: 173 WBTC sold at $67K, totaling $11.75M in USDC during a volatile Bitcoin session. Initial trades were fast and decisive, signaling structured exits amid price weakness. Bitcoin dipped to low $60Ks but quickly recovered to $70K, showing market absorption. WBTC to USDC rotation reflects liquidity preference and defensive risk management strategy. Trump-linked World Liberty Finance sold 173 WBTC near $67K, moving $11.75M into USDC. The…
According to CryptoQuant data, Trump-linked World Liberty Finance made a notable move by exiting the market with a large sell-off during the sharp volatility in Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency markets were high in the first week of February… Even Trump’s Cryptocurrency Project WLFi Sell Bitcoin…
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