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World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token is testing the $0.10 support zone after USD1 briefly lost its peg amid claims of a coordinated attack. At press time, WLFI was trading at $0.1084, down 4.8% over the past 24 hours and at its lowest recent intraday level.
The pullback is adding pressure to WLFI, which had been attempting to stabilize during a broader crypto market downturn. WLFI is still up 7.8% over the past week, but remains down 38% over the past month.
Spot market activity has increased: WLFI recorded $192 million in 24-hour trading volume, up 27% from the previous day. Derivatives activity, however, points to some position trimming. CoinGlass data shows futures volume down 21% to $435 million, while open interest fell 8.6% to $255 million.
The volatility followed a temporary depeg of USD1 on Feb. 23. The stablecoin reportedly dropped to around $0.994, a deviation of roughly 0.6%, with some exchanges showing deeper dips during peak volatility. USD1 recovered quickly, returning close to $1 within minutes to hours.
WLFI said the episode was the result of a coordinated attack. The team stated that several co-founders’ X accounts were compromised, misleading information was circulated online, and large short positions were opened against the WLFI token to profit from panic selling.
“A coordinated attack was launched against USD1 this morning. Attackers hacked several WLFI cofounder accounts, paid influencers to spread FUD, and opened massive WLFI shorts to profit from the manufactured chaos.”
“It didn’t work.”
“Thanks to USD1’s sound mint-and-redeem mechanism…”
WLFI also said no smart contracts or user wallets were affected. The team attributed the rapid recovery to USD1’s full 1:1 backing in U.S. dollars and cash equivalents, along with its mint-and-redeem design.
On the daily chart, WLFI is retesting the $0.10–$0.105 area, described as a key psychological support zone. Just above this level, daily closes are clustered, suggesting short-term buying interest.
Technically, WLFI is trading below the 20-day moving average and is “embracing” the lower Bollinger Band, a setup associated with short-term bearish control. The Bollinger Bands expanded sharply during the depeg event, reflecting a volatility spike.
Structurally, the chart shows a sequence of lower highs and lower lows since the January peak near $0.18–$0.19. The current downtrend was confirmed by a breakdown below prior consolidation support at $0.13.
The relative strength index is below neutral but not significantly oversold, with the report noting that a technical bounce remains possible. However, momentum is described as favoring sellers. Further declines toward $0.085–$0.09 could be triggered by a daily close below $0.10.
On the upside, the 20-day average is identified as the first test point. A move back above $0.11 and a rise in RSI toward the 45–50 zone would be consistent with a potential short-term recovery.
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