World Liberty Financial (WLFI)

What? @worldlibertyfi x Byreal pushing USD1 liquidity on Solana? 👀 Starting yesterday, May 19, @byreal_io will support $WLFI incentives for 3 pools: - USD1-USDC - SOL-USD1 - WLFI-USDC At the same time, there will also be a $USD1 trading competition with a 1,000,000 $WLFI prize pool. From a design perspective, this makes sense to me: > LPs are incentivized to create depth > Traders are incentivized to create volume > USD1 gets a clearer real usage path inside the Solana ecosystem And as you probably know, Byreal is Bybit’s onchain DEX. It combines CLMM + RFQ execution, MEV protection, and can tap into liquidity infrastructure from the CEX side. That matters because stablecoin liquidity is not just about TVL. You also need good enough execution for users to actually trade. The pool I’m watching most closely is SOL-USD1. If this pool grows well, USD1 could gradually become a more meaningful quote asset on Solana, instead of just another stablecoin that gets bridged or listed somewhere. Good first step for USD1 on Sol from WLFI x Byreal imo.

Is the bull market back? https://t.co/Ow1Iv9qaqE

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) burned 3B $WLFI today. https://t.co/EL9254Efir

➥ @worldlibertyfi x @byreal_io keeps pushing USD1 deeper into Solana liquidity infrastructure Starting today, May 19: → $WLFI incentives for USD1‑USDC, SOL‑USD1, WLFI‑USDC pools. → 1M $WLFI trading competition focused on USD1 volume. I’m paying attention to this because Byreal is not a random DEX. For anyone unfamiliar with Byreal, it is Bybit’s onchain DEX, combining CLMM + RFQ execution with MEV protection. The key difference here is that WLFI and Byreal are building together, and this setup targets both sides of the market: – LPs bring liquidity depth – Traders bring volume I especially like the SOL‑USD1 angle because it gives USD1 a more structural role inside Solana’s trading flow, instead of being just another stablecoin pool. If this direction works well, USD1 could become more noticeable across Solana liquidity. I’ll be watching how real liquidity and trading activity develop over the next few weeks.

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The treasury company linked to World Liberty Financial may no longer be able to sustain operations within the next 12 months, even though it holds a stash of WLFI tokens worth over $706 million. Read more: https://t.co/GdLf5ek2Wu https://t.co/GrEkdFPY04

AI Financial just reported a $271.5M quarterly net loss driven almost entirely by unrealized losses on its WLFI token holdings. As the primary treasury vehicle for World Liberty Financial, it holds 7.28 billion locked tokens now valued at $706 M. The company is now flagging “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern.

According to The Block, WLFI CEO Zachary Witkoff, who serves as chairman of WLFI Treasury company AI Financial (formerly Alt5 Sigma), released a financial report stating that quarterly revenue as of March 28 was $4.7 million, all from crypto payment-related fintech operations; net loss widened to $271.5 million, compared with a loss of $2.4 million in the same period last year. The company said its financial condition has "raised significant doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern for the next year." The company also warned that WLFI faces significant market price risk and cannot guarantee that it will be able to liquidate under favorable or any conditions in the future. Related WLFI tokens are also subject to lock‑up restrictions, with 35.3 billion tokens non‑transferable for 12 months, and an additional 37.5 billion tokens may be released only after meeting shareholder approval, charter amendments and resale registration conditions. https://t.co/vmAfZk4fmc

📉 WLFI Treasury Firm Warns of Potential Shutdown in SEC Filing AI Financial, the treasury company for World Liberty Financial, disclosed in a SEC filing that it may not survive the year. The firm, formerly Alt5 Sigma, marked its 7.28 billion $WLFI tokens at $706 million, down from a roughly $1.46 billion cost basis, according to Coindesk data. The filing also revealed that the holdings remain locked amid liquidity concerns.

$WLFI has seen a decline in recent weeks and quite a bit of movement around new support levels. But I believe the crypto ecosystem will see a significant rise in this asset’s value soon. It is now entering a range-bound phase. keeping a eye on the $0.10 mark. A break above this resistance level will quickly push $WLFI towards $0.20