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WLFI Price Eyes Rebound as Whales Continue Aggressive Accumulation

source-logo  beincrypto.com 08 September 2025 16:58, UTC
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World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) trades near $0.21 at press time, down nearly 12% in the past 24 hours. From its launch peak of $0.33 on September 1, the $WLFI price has now corrected by roughly 37%.

At first glance, this may appear to be a token under pressure. However, on-chain data and liquidation maps reveal a more nuanced story. Whales continue to add heavily, and while short bets dominate derivatives markets, the final liquidation clusters show a key level where $WLFI could bounce back.


Whale Buying Stays, But Dip Buying Slows Down

Even during $WLFI’s sharp decline, whale wallets have expanded their holdings. Over the past 24 hours, whale balances jumped 43.42%, rising from 79.01 million $WLFI to 113.31 million $WLFI.

This means whales added about 34.30 million tokens, worth nearly $7.2 million at current $WLFI prices.

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$WLFI Whales Remain Interested: Nansen

The buying explains why the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) — a measure of whether money is broadly flowing in or out of a token — still reads strongly positive near +0.17.

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$WLFI Inflows Intact: TradingView

In simple terms, as long as CMF is above zero, it shows that large investors are still sending money into $WLFI.

At the same time, the Money Flow Index (MFI) — which compares trading volume with price to show whether dips are being bought or sold — has been sliding lower on the 2-hour chart.

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$WLFI Dip Buying Takes A Hit: TradingView

The drop signals that smaller traders are not buying dips. Instead, whales appear to be buying at almost any level, which keeps the broader inflows alive but reduces short-term rebound strength.


Liquidation Map Points To A Key Support

Most of the long positions have already been wiped out in the recent drop. Only about $4 million in long liquidations remain, while short positions stack up to more than $30 million. The imbalance means the market is leaning heavily short.

$WLFI Liquidation Map: Coinglass

The last major liquidation cluster for longs is at $0.18, which now serves as a crucial support zone. This level is made more important because it aligns with support already visible on the price chart.

Together, these data points suggest that if $WLFI drops to $0.18, buyers may step in strongly and spark a rebound. And that rebound might have strength considering the stacked short liquidations.

This sets the stage for how the $WLFI price structure itself looks right now.


$WLFI Price Action Holds The Rebound Zone

$WLFI now trades just above $0.20, a level tested as short-term support, per the 2-hour chart. If the token holds this base, momentum from whale buying could lift it back toward $0.22, the next key resistance.

Crossing $0.22 might prime the $WLFI price for $0.24 and beyond.

$WLFI Price Analysis: TradingView

The alignment of the $0.18 liquidation cluster with chart-based support reinforces why this is seen as the rebound zone. If $WLFI holds $0.20 and avoids breaking $0.18, the setup favors a bounce. But if it fails these levels, the bearish trend could extend further.

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