World Liberty Financial transferred 39 million WLFI tokens worth about $2.19 million to a Bybit-linked wallet, raising concerns of potential selling from its treasury. Despite this, WLFI's price rose 1.65% to around $0.0566, suggesting buyers absorbed initial selling pressure. However, net inflows to exchanges increased, indicating more tokens are available for sale, which could pressure prices if selling continues. Meanwhile, derivatives traders remain mildly bullish, maintaining long positions with a modest funding rate, but further treasury transfers could test market confidence.
World Liberty Financial, a crypto project backed by the Trump family, has postponed the sale of a token linked to a Maldives resort. The delay is caused by travel disruptions in the region due to the Iran war. The token was intended to offer investor...
Worldcoin surged 8.7% to $0.3398, topping the gainers chart with a market cap of $1.22 billion, driven by recent protocol updates. Other notable gainers include Internet Computer, Mantle, World Liberty Financial, and Arbitrum, each benefiting from on...
