WLFI is currently trading at $0.135647, marking a 19% discount against the project's own buyback price of $0.1674. The team aggressively accumulated last month, deploying $11 million to secure 46.56 million tokens before halting purchases. The token's structure reveals an interesting imbalance: 80% remains locked while only 20% circulates freely, creating tight supply dynamics. The real catalyst arrives in January with the RWA tokenization launch. This upcoming milestone will essentially answer the burning question—is this a calculated arbitrage opportunity where the discount gets compressed, or has the project run out of steam? That single event could reshape the entire narrative around WLFI's viability.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 12-23 05:53
The management is still dumping money under a 19% discount, which shows they really believe in this thing.
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80% locked, only 20% circulating, this is the so-called "artificially created sense of scarcity", right?
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The launch of RWA in January is crucial; we will see the truth then.
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The team has already invested 11 million; if they still can't get it up, it really is a bit precarious.
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With such a large discount, the result is still stopping purchases; this method is indeed amazing.
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Don't keep this up. Can RWA really save us? I'm skeptical.
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With such a long lock-up period, I'm afraid when it comes out, it will be a dumping, not a rise.
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The buyback price of $0.1674 has been forced down to $0.135; if you ask me, either trust their vision or it's just digesting the trap positions.
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The key is still that January issue; everything else is just talk.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 12-23 05:50
A 19% discount is indeed quite appealing, but it all depends on whether the wave of RWA in January can save the situation; otherwise, this is just a beautiful value trap.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-23 05:37
19% discount, the team is still spending money, it looks like they haven't given up...
Wait, 80% locked? This supply is too tight, if it breaks in January, it has to da moon.
But it might just be to tease us, I hate this kind of suspense.
RWA landing is the real test, hopefully it won't be another PPT project...
The team's attitude is pretty good, there’s no sign of a Rug Pull.
WLFI is currently trading at $0.135647, marking a 19% discount against the project's own buyback price of $0.1674. The team aggressively accumulated last month, deploying $11 million to secure 46.56 million tokens before halting purchases. The token's structure reveals an interesting imbalance: 80% remains locked while only 20% circulates freely, creating tight supply dynamics. The real catalyst arrives in January with the RWA tokenization launch. This upcoming milestone will essentially answer the burning question—is this a calculated arbitrage opportunity where the discount gets compressed, or has the project run out of steam? That single event could reshape the entire narrative around WLFI's viability.