The Trump family-backed cryptocurrency World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has experienced a sharp price decline, falling nearly 7% in the last 24 hours despite a recent U.S.-Iran ceasefire. CoinGecko data shows losses of 5.8% over the last week and 9.7% over the previous month. Analysts point to WLFI‘s integration with a controversial DAO and broader market corrections as contributing factors.
The token’s price dip could be linked to its integration of its USD1 stablecoin with AB DAO. The DAO was involved in a significant controversy after promoting the Cambodian Prince Group, whose founder was sanctioned by U.S. and UK authorities for involvement in a large-scale online fraud. Authorities seized approximately $15 billion worth of Bitcoin in connection with the case.
WLFI’s treasury also reportedly deposited 3 billion tokens into Dolomite and borrowed over 50 million USD1, raising questions about its treasury management. The price decline comes amid a wider market correction where Bitcoin faced rejection near the $72,000 level. Market relief following the ceasefire announcement was short-lived due to low investor risk appetite.
CoinCodex analysts anticipate WLFI‘s price could fall to $0.06408 by April 18, 2026. Given the current bearish market environment, a near-term breakout appears unlikely for the token.
