The World Liberty Financial token ($WLFI), backed by Trump, may rise to $1.50 when it becomes available for trading, according to Bitrue analyst Andri Fauzan Adziima. However, he warned that the rally may be short-lived.
"WLFI could soar to $0.50–$1.50 upon listing in mid-2025, thanks to Trump's advertising machine and FOMO from retail investors, amplified by posts on X (formerly Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), blocked in the Russian Federation), calling it 'patriotic cryptocurrency' in a bull market," Adziima told Investing.com.
"But without a reliable DeFi product or a clear roadmap, it risks falling below $0.01 by the end of the year," he added.
WLFI holders overwhelmingly voted last week to make the token tradable, which is expected to unleash a wave of speculative demand.
Some early investors said they were attracted by Trump's connection to the project, which was launched last year and claims to create a decentralized finance platform.
Adziima warned that insiders and early buyers may withdraw funds as soon as trading begins. "Presale investors ($0.015 in stage 1, $0.05 in stage 2) could see returns of 9–99 times at the peak ($100 to $900–$9,900), but a crash after the hype could mean losses of 33–90%,” he said, calling WLFI "speculative American roller coasters."
The Trump family, which receives three-quarters of the initial revenues from the tokens, has already earned about $500 million from the project, according to Reuters.
Adziima noted that the fate of WLFI will depend not only on market sentiment but also on whether World Liberty can present a viable product.
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