- Trump-linked wallet spent $6M USDT on EOS/Vaulta across BSC and exSat in coordinated buys.
- Ethereum wallet 0x40…c178 shows batch Vaulta transfers and large USDT treasury movements.
- Labels like EVMAgent, Evm2Native suggest cross-chain bridge activity and programmatic execution.
A blockchain wallet associated with Trump’s World Liberty Foundation has been recorded executing a total of $6 million in token purchases across two different blockchain ecosystems. The transactions, which took place on May 16, involved the acquisition of EOS, now rebranded as Vaulta (A), and Tether USD (USDT), and were facilitated through decentralized exchanges PancakeSwap and 1DEX.
According to data tracked by Lookonchain, the address tied to @worldlibertyfi spent 3 million USDT on PancakeSwap to purchase approximately 3.64 million EOS tokens on Binance Smart Chain (BSC). In a parallel transaction, another 3 million USDT was spent to acquire 3.75 million A tokens on the exSat Network using the 1DEX platform.
Trump’s World Liberty(@worldlibertyfi) spent 3M $USDT to buy 3.64M $EOS via PancakeSwap on BSC and spent 3M $USDT to buy 3.75M $A via 1DEX on exSat Network today.
EOS (EOS) has rebranded to Vaulta (A).https://t.co/oiIV8z3HTfhttps://t.co/xVpe6Ghill pic.twitter.com/WGV3uVhUZr
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) May 16, 2025
These transactions are notable not only for their volume but also because EOS was rebranded to Vaulta (A). Both acquisitions happened on the same day, reflecting coordinated asset movement in response to the token’s reclassification. Using two different networks, BSC and exSat, also highlights a multi-chain strategy in executing high-value trades.
Ethereum Activity Points to Operational Redistribution
In addition to the swaps on BSC and exSat, further token movements were recorded on the Ethereum blockchain. A blockchain explorer screenshot captured a cluster of token transfers centered around one address: 0x40…c178. This wallet received multiple transactions involving both USDT and the rebranded A token.
Six transfers of the A token were initiated from the address 0xBb…4000, with five sending exactly 7,500 tokens each. Two outliers included one transfer of 596.25 tokens and another of 1.2651 tokens. The consistent value in most of these transactions indicates that they may have been part of a batch disbursement mechanism or an automated token distribution process.
Nearly Identical USDT Transfers Indicate Treasury Operations
The Ethereum data also showed three distinct USDT transactions. One was a minimal inbound transfer of just 0.000042 USDT from a system-labeled source, Evm2Native. This was followed by an outbound transfer of nearly 3 million USDT, specifically, 2,999,996.047001, from wallet 0x40…c178 to another address labeled EVMAgent. Almost simultaneously, another transaction of 2,999,996.046962 USDT was received by the same wallet from Evm2Native.
The pattern of sending and receiving nearly identical amounts suggests treasury or settlement activity involving centralized agents or bridges. These interactions often point to liquidity balancing across ecosystems or preparation for large-scale redistribution.
Labels Suggest Cross-Platform Interactions
The repeated appearance of names such as Evm2Native and EVMAgent in these USDT transactions strongly implies involvement with cross-chain bridges or system-level agents. These components are typically used to move funds securely across blockchain networks, converting native assets into wrapped or interoperable forms.
The on-chain behavior of wallet 0x40…c178 shows characteristics of a settlement layer or intermediary wallet used in automated smart contract execution. The uniform values and structure of the transfers further support this interpretation.
