World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptocurrency initiative tied to the Trump family, has strongly denied reports of selling $8 million worth of Ethereum earlier this week. The claims surfaced after blockchain intelligence platform Arkham flagged a wallet allegedly linked to WLFI for dumping ETH during a price dip to $1,465. In response, a WLFI spokesperson clarified, “No assets have been sold. The claims are completely false, and any speculation is inaccurate.”
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