The WLFI Token has attracted a lot of attention in the crypto world. It's not because its technology is so disruptive, nor because it has been listed on many exchanges, but because it is backed by a familiar name: Trump.

A political news story about "a well-known crypto assets figure receiving a pardon" has emerged, causing the WLFI price to surge over 15%, briefly reaching 0.1542 USDT, with trading volume also surpassing 455 million coins. The market's quick reaction makes one pay attention to the political genes behind it.

WLFI, short for World Liberty Financial, is a DeFi project driven by a political family background. It not only issues its own stablecoin USD1 but also ventures into real estate tokenization and lending services. While the project's vision is grand, it has also sparked discussions about centralization and regulatory risks.

However, for many investors, these are not important. What matters is: it always seems to follow the news related to Trump.

From a technical perspective, WLFI has indeed shown signs of being overbought recently, with a high RSI and weakening MACD momentum, it may enter a consolidation phase in the short term. However, if you look back at the trends over the past two years, you will find that each time a political windfall arrives, it almost always drives a wave of increase.

Some say that WLFI is like a "Trump concept coin," focusing on Trump's news updates, which may be more useful than looking at candlestick charts. Especially during election years and periods of policy sensitivity, such tokens are often more likely to become targets for short-term speculation.

Of course, any investment carries risks. Although WLFI is backed by strong support, it is also susceptible to policy changes and fluctuations in market sentiment. Additionally, given the inherent uncertainties in the DeFi space, investors must remain vigilant and not blindly follow trends.

But it is undeniable that in today's world where Crypto Assets and real politics are increasingly intertwined, tokens like WLFI are becoming a "political hedge tool" in the eyes of some. Will it really be possible to continue to "follow Trump to make money" in the future? We shall see. $WLFI #你最看好哪个GateFunMeme？