US President Donald Trump-backed crypto project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) suddenly sent $307.4 million worth of digital assets to the Coinbase Prime exchange, according to on-chain data.

Market intelligence firm Spot On Chain says World Liberty Financial moved $307.41 million in eight assets to top US crypto exchange Coinbase on Monday.

The World Liberty Financial transfers to the platform include 73,783 Ethereum (ETH) worth $212.6 million at the time and 552.9 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) worth $52.7 million at the time.

While projects often move digital assets to exchanges when they intend to sell them, World Liberty Financial says in a statement that they are not selling off the assets amid the market correction.

“We’re making routine movements of our crypto holdings as part of regular treasury management, and payment of fees and expenses and to address working capital requirements. To be clear, we are not selling tokens – we are simply reallocating assets for ordinary business purposes. These actions are intended to be part of maintaining a strong, secure, and efficient treasury. No need to speculate – this is all standard practice for managing operations at WLFI.”

Blockchain “de-anonymizing” platform Arkham reports that World Liberty Financial now holds just $33.4 million worth of digital assets, including $15.1 million USDC, $9.16 million Tron (TRX) and $5 million staked Ethereum (stETH).

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