The World Liberty Financial ($WLFI I) token has been trading sideways in recent days as large holders continue to offload their positions and the growth of the USD1 stablecoin slows noticeably.
Overall Market Snapshot
• $WLFI has developed an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern on the 8-hour chart — a classic bullish reversal structure.
• Whale wallets have been consistently reducing their $WLFI exposure over the past several weeks.
• The circulating supply of USD1 has fallen, signaling fading demand and weakening momentum.
WLFI Price Action
WLFI is currently trading around $0.1600, a level it has hovered near for several sessions. Even with the sideways consolidation, the token remains about 50% above its monthly low, showing some resilience despite broader weakness in the ecosystem.
Declining Strength in the USD1 Ecosystem
Fresh data from Artemis reveals a slowdown in the growth of the USD1 stablecoin, one of the major components of the World Liberty network.
Key figures include:
USD1 supply has dropped 8.2% in the past 30 days, now sitting at $2.7 billion.
Over $2 billion of that supply is tied to MGX’s investment in Binance.
The number of USD1 holders has plunged 21%, falling to 345,000.
Adjusted transaction volume has slipped nearly 50% in one month.
This drop-off means USD1 is losing momentum more rapidly than other major stablecoins — a potential warning sign for the network’s overall activity.
Whale and Smart-Money Movements
Blockchain data shows that large investors are trimming their WLFI positions:
Whales have reduced holdings from 9.36M (Nov 25) to 6.14M currently.
Smart-money wallets have also cut their exposure, dropping from 855M (Nov 9) to 800M.
Falling whale and institutional holdings typically point to weakening confidence and are often interpreted as bearish signals in fundamental analysis.
However, if WLFI falls below the $0.15 support zone, the bullish setup would be invalidated and sellers may regain control.
