Trump's family crypto project WLFI launches "macro strategy" fund for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum

PANews February 12th news, according to Cointelegraph, US President Donald Trump's blockchain platform has launched a strategic reserve fund to support the growth of some of the largest cryptocurrencies. World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized financial platform, has announced the "Macro Strategy" fund, which aims to support Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies that are "at the forefront of reshaping the global finance."

According to a February 11 announcement, the fund aims to strengthen these projects and expand their role in the ever-evolving financial ecosystem: “Together, we have built a bridge connecting the world of traditional finance with decentralized finance, for The industry sets new standards. "The fund aims to ensure a "resilent financial system" by diversifying the assets held by the platform, covering "a range of tokenized assets" to ensure a "resilent financial system" and invest in the "decentralized financial sector" ”, thereby “enhanced stability”. According to the announcement, the Trump family’s decentralized financial platform will also strive to establish more partnerships with traditional financial institutions, and traditional financial institutions that cooperate with the new WLFI fund will gain visibility of public blockchains and innovative marketing opportunities.

Joseph Lubin, co-founder of Ethereum and founder of Consensys, said three weeks before the Trump family will start a "giant" enterprise on Ethereum, there were widespread speculation that the Trump family will start a "mega" business on Ethereum. "Giant" enterprise. "Based on what I know, the Trump family will build one or more giant businesses on Ethereum. The Trump administration will do what is good for the United States, and that will involve Ethereum," Lubin wrote. Bin hinted that the Trump administration may eventually incorporate Ethereum technology into government activities, just like the current use of Internet protocols.