Odaily reported on November 13, 2026, at 13:32 (UTC+8) that, according to Arkham monitoring, ALT5 Sigma—a company linked to the Trump family’s WLFI crypto project—had staked 104.23 million WLFI about five hours earlier. The tokens were valued at approximately $4.91 million.
About seven days before the report, the company had transferred more than 333 million WLFI, valued at approximately $15.56 million, to two wallets. The wallet discussed in the report had received 4.2 billion WLFI roughly a year earlier, with a reported book value of about $1 billion at the time. It subsequently sold most of those tokens and still held nearly 900 million WLFI as of the report.
These figures describe token movements and reported values, not protocol revenue or value accruing to WLFI holders. The reported transfers alone do not establish that the transferred tokens were sold.