World Liberty Financial’s price has seen heightened volatility following months of politically driven momentum. The Trump-backed token posted strong macro gains during renewed discourse around Greenland’s strategic future. 

That narrative now appears to be fading. As diplomatic tensions eased, speculative interest weakened, raising concerns that recent price strength could unravel.

Interest in World Liberty Financial accelerated as Donald Trump revived his long-standing push to acquire Greenland. First raised in 2019, the proposal resurfaced after Trump returned to office, reigniting political and market attention.

Traders viewed the narrative as a catalyst, betting that geopolitical pressure could translate into policy-driven upside for Trump-linked assets.

Momentum intensified in late 2025 as protests erupted across Greenland and Denmark. Demonstrators rejected any transfer of sovereignty and stressed the right to self-determination.

In January 2026, Trump claimed the US would gain “total access” to Greenland, fueling speculative buying.

Officials later clarified talks focused on defense cooperation, not ownership. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump announced a security framework, while European leaders reaffirmed firm red lines.

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Investor behavior shifted sharply during the buildup. In November 2025, large holders accumulated roughly 300 million WLFI within ten days.

The buying reflected expectations of prolonged geopolitical escalation. On-chain data suggested confidence that the narrative would persist into early 2026, supporting higher valuations.

That stance reversed after January 22, when Trump formally backed away from ownership ambitions. Following the announcement of a cooperative framework, holders began reducing exposure. 

Exchange balances jumped from 1.71 billion to 1.94 billion WLFI in one day. About 230 million tokens, worth nearly $37 million, were sold within 24 hours. The move reflected fears of declining relevance now that the catalyst had ended.

Momentum indicators confirm weakening demand. The Money Flow Index shows buying pressure has nearly dissipated following the recent sell-off. The sharp dip reflects capital exiting WLFI as speculative traders reassess risk.

If the MFI falls below the zero line, selling pressure would be confirmed. Such a signal often precedes extended declines, especially for narrative-driven assets. Without renewed inflows, WLFI remains vulnerable to further downside as liquidity thins.

WLFI is trading near $0.164 after moving within an ascending wedge for nearly 3 months. The structure typically signals weakening momentum during extended uptrends.

Despite a brief upside fakeout, the pattern remains intact. A confirmed breakdown projects a 28% decline, targeting $0.1145.

Technical confirmation would occur if WLFI slips below the $0.143 support level. Such a move would mark a new low for 2026. Given the token’s sensitivity to Trump-related developments, further selling would not be surprising. A continued shift toward diplomatic stability could accelerate downside pressure.

Bullish risk remains if political rhetoric resurfaces. Should Trump reignite the Greenland discourse, WLFI could rebound from $0.165. A move above $0.182 would signal renewed speculative interest.

Reclaiming $0.193 or higher would invalidate the bearish pattern. Under those conditions, a push toward $0.200 would become feasible.

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