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📌 World Liberty Financial denies rumors of Ethereum sale. Will the price of ETH recover rapidly? | Coinspeaker

A WLFI spokesperson called the allegations completely untrue and confirmed that WLFI did not sell its assets. . Eth

A WLFI spokesperson called the allegations completely untrue and confirmed that WLFI did not sell its assets.

The Ethereum price dropping below $2,000 triggered an increase in whale activity, with 9,610 ETH collected on a newly created wallet.

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez noted that the entity-adjusted Ethereum hibernation stream has fallen below 1 million, which hints at undervaluation.

earlier this week. Major speculation began after analyst firm Arkham Intelligence pointed to a wallet believed to be affiliated with WLFI, which made a sale as ETH prices fell to $1,465. Responding to these rumors, a spokesperson for World Liberty Financial told CoinDesk:

Claims that World Liberty Financial has sold any of its assets are completely untrue. WLFI has not sold any positions as currently reported. Speculation to the contrary is false.

Since the beginning of the year, World Liberty Financial has been accumulating significant funds, with Ethereum being the largest asset in their portfolio. Despite heavy criticism, Donald Trump’s DeFi project continues to show interest in the altcoin.

The price of Ethereum has undergone major fluctuations, falling more than 55% since the beginning of 2025 and hitting a low of $1,400 earlier this week. With this price decline, the yield of ETH has become completely zero since 2018, which has greatly worsened investor sentiment.

The recent drop in the price of ETH below the $2000 mark has led to a surge in Ethereum whale activity, with mixed buying and selling activity. While some dormant whales were selling Ethereum without anticipating a major development, new whales were buying on the drawdowns, anticipating a possible rise.

amid another Ethereum price drop, a newly created wallet has accumulated 9,610 ETH worth $14.54 million in the last 24 hours, according to Spot On Chain.

It turns out that the wallet’s activity started with the withdrawal of 5,000 ETH from Kraken. These funds were then used as collateral on decentralized platform Spark to borrow $7 million in USDS. The borrowed funds were subsequently used to purchase another 4,610 ETH at an average cost of $1,518 per token, indicating a bullish long-term position on Ethereum.

Will the price of ETH bounce back soon?

A number of market analysts believe that the price of ETH is currently in a zone of significant undervaluation and that a rebound could happen soon. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez pointed out a noticeable trend in Ethereum’s onchain metrics, indicating a potential buying opportunity for long-term investors.

#Ethereum Entity-Adjusted Dormancy Flow just dipped below 1 million. This historically signals a macro bottom zone, suggesting that $ETH is likely undervalued and long-term holders are less inclined to sell. It also indicates that:

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