Since its debut, World Liberty Financial’s (WLFI) token has seen its value tumble by nearly 37%, now trading at $0.1845 compared to its earlier high of $0.3200. The token’s market cap has also shrunk to just above $4.5 billion, down from a peak of $7.9 billion earlier in the week. Experts point to a mix of overall crypto market weakness, significant sell-offs by insiders and early backers, and ongoing worries about the token’s supply structure as reasons for the steep decline. This downturn reflects similar struggles faced by other Trump-related assets, such as
In response to the falling price, WLFI’s leadership has suggested burning 100% of protocol fees to cut down on the available supply and help stabilize the token’s price. This proposal, which has received backing from the community, would reroute all fees from
Concerns about insider actions and governance have added to the doubts. Blockchain data shows that short positions in
Technical analysis points to continued bearishness. WLFI’s price has broken through important support levels, with the RSI below 50 and the MACD in negative territory, indicating further downside is likely. Analysts predict the price could fall to $0.16—a 38% drop from current levels—before any significant rebound. Some outlooks remain cautiously hopeful, suggesting that if the burn plan is fully implemented, WLFI could reach $0.40 by the end of the year and potentially $0.90 by 2030, assuming ongoing adoption and strong political narratives.