Just noticed wlfi hit a historic low around $0.05 last week, and things were looking pretty rough for the token. The price had already dropped 38.5% through April, then continued sliding into early May. But here's what caught my attention - World Liberty Financial just dumped 5.9 billion tokens through private sales, pulling in about $550 million. That's a massive move.

What's interesting is that roughly 80% of early wlfi buyers still have their tokens locked up, so there's actually less selling pressure than you'd expect. The institutional buyers scooping up billions of coins at these discounted prices might signal some confidence too. Since that sale announcement, wlfi actually bounced back over 5% in a couple days, and the latest data shows it trading near $0.08 with some positive momentum.

But here's the catch - there's a 62-billion-token unlock proposal that just passed with 95% support. The tokens won't hit the market immediately thanks to a 2-year cliff, but once that vesting period kicks in, we're looking at serious dilution concerns. So wlfi might have a window to recover before that supply flood hits. The short-term setup looks oversold, but the long-term overhang is real. Watching to see if demand can build before the vesting cycle becomes a problem.