- Trump’s WLFI unveils the Macro Strategy Fund for Bitcoin, Ether, and top tokens.
- Focuses on bridging traditional finance (TradFi) with decentralized finance (DeFi).
- TradFi partnerships open new opportunities for tokenized assets and blockchain visibility.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the blockchain platform backed by former U.S. President Donald Trump, has rolled out a game-changing initiative—the Macro Strategy Fund. This new fund is aimed at supporting Bitcoin, Ether, and other top-tier cryptocurrencies that are driving the future of finance.
The announcement on Feb. 11 outlined the fund’s mission to strengthen crypto projects while expanding their influence in the evolving financial world. “Together, we’re building a legacy that bridges traditional and decentralized finance,” the statement said.
The fund promises to improve stability by spreading investments across a diverse range of tokenized assets. This approach not only enhances resilience but also taps into emerging opportunities in the DeFi space.
Rumors of Ethereum Ventures
Interestingly, this announcement came just weeks after speculation about the Trump family diving into Ethereum. Joseph Lubin, co-founder of Ethereum and founder of ConsenSys, hinted that the family might be preparing to launch a major business on the Ethereum blockchain.
“From what I know, the Trump family could build one or more large businesses on Ethereum,” Lubin shared. He even suggested that the U.S. government might follow suit, integrating Ethereum technology into future activities, much like how internet protocols became standard infrastructure.
While nothing official has been confirmed, the buzz around this potential venture aligns with growing institutional interest in blockchain technology.
Strengthening TradFi and DeFi Partnerships
WLFI’s announcement also revealed plans to collaborate with traditional finance (TradFi) institutions. The goal is to integrate tokenized assets into its reserves, giving TradFi partners access to public blockchain markets.
WLFI plans to release a detailed proposal for the Macro Strategy Fund on its governance forum soon. Meanwhile, institutional interest in Bitcoin remains strong. The University of Austin recently announced a plan to raise a $5 million Bitcoin fund as part of its $200 million endowment, a clear sign that crypto’s role in traditional finance is just getting started.
