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Investing.com -- The Trump-backed World Liberty Financial token ($WLFI) could surge to as much as $1.50 when it becomes tradable, according to Bitrue research analyst Andri Fauzan Adziima. However, he warned that the rally may not last.
“WLFI could skyrocket to $0.50–$1.50 on its mid-2025 listing, driven by Trump’s hype machine and retail FOMO, amplified by X posts calling it ‘patriot crypto’ in a bullish market,” Adziima told Investing.com.
“But without a solid DeFi product or clear roadmap, it risks crashing below $0.01 by year-end,” he added.
WLFI holders voted overwhelmingly last week to make the token tradable, a move expected to unlock a wave of speculative demand.
Some early investors said they were drawn in by Trump’s association with the project, which launched last year and claims to be building a decentralised finance platform.
Adziima cautioned that insiders and early buyers may cash out once trading begins. “Presale investors ($0.015 Stage 1, $0.05 Stage 2) might see 9–99x returns at the peak ($100 to $900–$9,900), but a post-hype crash could mean 33–90% losses,” he said, calling WLFI “a speculative rollercoaster.”
The Trump family, which earns three-quarters of initial token revenues, has reportedly made around $500 million from the project, according to Reuters estimates.
Adziima said WLFI’s fate will depend not just on market sentiment but also on whether World Liberty delivers a viable product.