World Liberty Financial, the encryption project endorsed by the Trump family, has recently started a large-scale buyback of its own Token.
On Wednesday, they directly poured 7.7 million dollars into purchasing WLFI tokens at an average price of 0.16 dollars. To be honest, this price has dropped more than 48% since January - the project team probably is also anxious.
This is actually not the first time. On September 27, they repurchased $1.06 million of WLFI and directly destroyed $1.43 million of tokens. What's even harsher is that in early September, they conducted a governance vote to directly use 100% of the fee income from the project liquidity pool for repurchasing + destroying tokens.
The effect of this set of combination punches is not bad - WLFI has risen by 13% in the past week.
However, speaking of which, the Trump family's earnings in cryptocurrency have also been a roller coaster. In the first half of 2025, they recorded a paper profit of $802 million, but the major crash in the crypto market on October 10 caused their wealth to shrink by more than $1 billion.
This method of relying on buybacks to stabilize the market can maintain the coin price in the short term, but whether it can hold up in the long term depends on whether the project itself has actual application value. After all, the market won't always pay for sentiment.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 11-29 12:46
7.7 million dollars get dumped to only rise 13%, how insecure must that be...
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AirdropGrandpa
· 11-26 22:03
7.7 million invested and it rises 13%? This data looks a bit suspicious, feels like the same old trick.
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ZkProofPudding
· 11-26 13:50
7.7 million went in and it only rose by 13%? How weak must this buying pressure be...
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 11-26 13:50
7.7 million get dumped to only rise 13%, how urgent must that be... it feels like extending the life of one's terrible project.
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GraphGuru
· 11-26 13:47
7.7 million get dumped to only rise 13%? This situation has to be said to be a bit tragic.
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GasWaster
· 11-26 13:44
7.7 million dollars poured in only to rise by 13%, how much more do you need to invest to recoup investment... The Trump family seems a bit anxious this time.
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PancakeFlippa
· 11-26 13:26
7.7 million invested and the coin price only rises by 13%? How long will it take to recoup investment, this is a bit despairing.
World Liberty Financial, the encryption project endorsed by the Trump family, has recently started a large-scale buyback of its own Token.
On Wednesday, they directly poured 7.7 million dollars into purchasing WLFI tokens at an average price of 0.16 dollars. To be honest, this price has dropped more than 48% since January - the project team probably is also anxious.
This is actually not the first time. On September 27, they repurchased $1.06 million of WLFI and directly destroyed $1.43 million of tokens. What's even harsher is that in early September, they conducted a governance vote to directly use 100% of the fee income from the project liquidity pool for repurchasing + destroying tokens.
The effect of this set of combination punches is not bad - WLFI has risen by 13% in the past week.
However, speaking of which, the Trump family's earnings in cryptocurrency have also been a roller coaster. In the first half of 2025, they recorded a paper profit of $802 million, but the major crash in the crypto market on October 10 caused their wealth to shrink by more than $1 billion.
This method of relying on buybacks to stabilize the market can maintain the coin price in the short term, but whether it can hold up in the long term depends on whether the project itself has actual application value. After all, the market won't always pay for sentiment.