
World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token may fall around 20% in April as technical patterns and fundamental risks point to further downside.
The token is currently forming a bear flag pattern, which typically signals continuation of a downtrend, with a projected price target near $0.066 if support breaks.
Beyond technicals, on-chain data shows wallets linked to World Liberty Financial used billions of illiquid WLFI tokens as collateral to borrow roughly $75 million in stablecoins.
This structure has raised concerns about potential bad debt, as a decline in WLFI’s price could trigger forced selling and restrict withdrawals due to high pool utilisation.
Additional pressure comes from fears of a large token unlock exceeding 16 billion WLFI, which could dilute supply and weigh further on prices.
Justin Sun has also criticised the project, alleging the presence of a backdoor function that could freeze user assets, raising governance and transparency concerns.
The combination of technical weakness, leverage risks and governance issues has led some traders to compare the situation to a potential “LUNA 2.0” scenario, though outcomes remain uncertain.
At the time of reporting, World Liberty Financial price was $0.08056.