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World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has announced a new ‘Macro Strategy’ fund aimed at investing in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies.
The Trump-supported project plans to partner with traditional financial institutions to contribute tokenized assets to their reserve.
The new fund focuses on building a diversified portfolio to reduce market volatility while supporting ecosystem development in the DeFi sector. The announcement follows recent treasury movements that the platform described as routine operational adjustments rather than token sales.
What is WLFI’s Macro Strategy?
World Liberty Financial’s new fund is aimed at three main objectives. First, the fund will diversify holdings across multiple tokenized assets to create a more stable investment structure.
Second, it plans to actively invest in new blockchain projects and support ecosystem development. Third, the strategy emphasizes transparency through public blockchain verification of all held assets.
WLFI has opened channels for traditional financial institutions to participate in the fund. The fund’s structure allows partner institutions to participate directly with the crypto community through collaborative marketing efforts and joint branding initiatives.
The platform has also introduced a governance component, allowing community members to participate in fund decisions. A detailed proposal will be published on WLFI’s governance forum, where token holders can provide feedback and help shape the fund’s direction.
World Liberty Financial’s current crypto portfolio
According to blockchain analytics platform Arkham, World Liberty Financial currently holds $38.8m in crypto assets across multiple tokens. The portfolio’s largest holding is TRX at 40.718 million tokens, valued at $9.8m. This is followed by large stablecoin positions, with 9.687 million USDC and 4.903 million USDT.
The fund maintains substantial Ethereum ecosystem exposure through both ETH and staked ETH positions. Current holdings show 2.117K ETH valued at $5.56m and 2.743K stETH worth $7.2m. These positions align with WLFI’s stated goal of supporting major blockchain infrastructures.
Recent portfolio movements raised community attention last week, prompting WLFI to clarify its treasury management practices. The platform mentioned that these transfers were routine operational adjustments for working capital and fee payments, not token sales.
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