- World Liberty sold ETH at nearly 55% loss
- Wallet linked to Trump-affiliated group
- Total unrealized loss now around $125 million
A wallet allegedly tied to World Liberty, a Trump-affiliated organization , has just sold over 5,471 ETH for approximately $8 million. The sale, according to on-chain analytics firm Arkham, occurred at an average price of $1,465—far below the group’s original purchase price.
This move has sparked speculation across the crypto community. Why would such a high-profile entity sell at a significant loss?
$ETH Dump Raises Eyebrows
World Liberty made headlines earlier for investing heavily in Ethereum . The group reportedly spent around $210 million to acquire 67,498 ETH at an average of $3,259 each. That means the recent sale of 5,471 ETH for just $8.01 million represents nearly a 55% loss—roughly $7.9 million down from the original investment in that batch alone.
This has left the group with an estimated $125 million in unrealized losses on their remaining ETH holdings.
Some believe the sale may have been a strategic move—perhaps to rebalance the portfolio or free up capital. Others think it could be a sign of panic amid market uncertainty.
What This Means for the Crypto Market
Large-scale ETH sell-offs by influential wallets often rattle market sentiment. Although the sale wasn’t massive in isolation, the identity behind the wallet gives it extra weight. If indeed connected to World Liberty and by extension, Trump’s broader financial circles, it signals a loss of confidence—or at least a short-term retreat—from Ethereum.
Investors will be watching closely to see if more ETH is sold from the same wallet, or if this was a one-off event.
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