World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is up 21.5% in the last 24 hours, currently changing hands for $0.1238, as trading picked up pace before the World Liberty Forum, which took place at Mar-a-Lago.
The 24-hour volume surged 342.29% to $479.19 million, pushing its market capitalization to around $3.31 billion. The move unfolded alongside significant exchange outflows and growing scrutiny of the project’s political and institutional ties.
World Liberty Financial Draws Attention as Forum Reaches Capacity
Most of today’s price fluctuations have centered on the World Liberty Forum, an exclusive event scheduled for February 18 at Mar-a-Lago. The event has reached capacity at 400 participants, including Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, NYSE President Lynn Martin, Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman, and Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon.
Some of the topics covered include digital assets, regulations, stablecoins, tokenization, and the integration of traditional finance and crypto. Other topics include market structures, global infrastructure, and institutional adoption, culminating in a keynote on bridging TradFi and DeFi. The political context and financial executives have put the spotlight on the WLFI in the run-up to the event.
On-chain data added momentum to the narrative. On Feb. 18, Onchain Lens reported that 313.31 million World Liberty Financial tokens, valued at approximately $33.76 million, were withdrawn from Binance within 11 hours. Large exchange outflows are often interpreted by traders as tokens shifting into longer-term storage, tightening near-term circulating supply on trading venues, though transfer intent remains unclear.
Interest has also been supported by the announcement of an upcoming World Swap forex and remittance platform targeting cross-border payments, a market with global demand. That product focus has reinforced WLFI’s positioning around real-world financial infrastructure.
WLFI Price Tests Resistance After 20% Rebound From Key Support
According to crypto analyst CryptoTheBoss, the WLFI price had been trading within a key support zone before bouncing, recording an approximate 20% increase from that level.
Yellow lines on his chart mark resistance levels now in focus, which include $0.1259, $0.1660, and $0.198, representing 0.84%, 34.05%, and 59.87%, respectively. He noted buying interest was previously concentrated at lower levels and flagged those resistance bands as the next test if price holds above them.
The price range over the last 24 hours is between $0.1023 and $0.1286, showing that people are buying at the lower end. WLFI is nearing the top of its price channel. The token’s highest price ever was $0.46, and it is currently down 73.09% from that peak. Its lowest price ever is $0.09152, and the current price is 35.26% higher than that low.
TradingView’s daily summary reads neutral overall. Oscillators are showing a bias toward buying, but moving averages are mixed: short-term averages are flashing buy signals, while longer-term averages remain in sell mode.
At the moment, the WLFI price is encountering resistance, as identified by analysts, with volume surging and sizable exchange withdrawals. Whether buyers can sustain pressure above those levels will define the next leg.
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