World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is at a critical juncture, with significant on-chain activity coinciding with bullish technical signals. On-chain data from Nansen reveals that the Trump family crypto fund transferred 250 million WLFI tokens, worth approximately $40 million, to Jump Trading, one of the leading market makers in the crypto space. The tokens were sent directly to a wallet flagged for medium-level decentralized exchange (DEX) activity and, in the initial hours, remained untouched.
This transfer marks the largest single movement of WLFI to Jump Trading to date, surpassing a previous 45 million token transfer on November 10. Jump Trading, through its Jump Crypto branch, is not merely a custodial holder but an active trader and liquidity provider. The market maker's involvement suggests potential plans to boost WLFI's position, possibly through liquidity provision, market-making operations, or strategic over-the-counter (OTC) deals. This development follows recent announcements from World Liberty Fi regarding buybacks intended to support the token, which has been trading near multi-month lows.
Concurrently, technical analysis points to a strengthening bullish structure for WLFI. The price has confirmed a hidden bullish divergence on the 6-hour chart, characterized by a higher low in price alongside a lower low in the Relative Strength Index (RSI). This pattern typically signals trend continuation within an existing uptrend. The shift is further supported by WLFI reclaiming and retesting its point of control (a key volume-based level), leading to a market structure defined by consecutive higher highs and higher lows.
The technical setup suggests that a breakout above the value area high could target a move toward the next significant resistance at $0.18. This bullish momentum was recently demonstrated by a 15% price jump following news related to a potential Trump–CZ pardon. Volume dynamics also support the scenario, with consolidation above the point of control indicating accumulation. However, sustained volume expansion will be critical for confirming any breakout.
While WLFI's price action shows promise, the token faces challenges. Market sentiment, as measured by "mindshare," recently fell by 7%, and open interest on derivatives remains relatively weak at $170 million. Trading volumes are at their lowest in three months, with the price stagnant around $0.15.
Separately, World Liberty Fi continues to focus on the adoption of its USD1 stablecoin. Binance recently added a new BTC/USD1 spot trading pair, which will also be open to algorithmic trading. The zero-fee incentive period for USD1 on Binance is extended until December 31. The stablecoin's total supply stands at over 2.7 billion tokens, primarily on BNB Chain (1.86B), with additional supplies on Ethereum (651M) and Solana (143.6M). The company's roadmap includes plans to introduce real-world asset (RWA) tokenization offerings starting in early 2026.