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1. Current market structure
· Last Price: $0.12236
· 24h Change: -6.13% (bearish bias)
· 24h High / Low: 0.13513 / 0.11364 → wide range, abhi low ke paas.
· Volume (24h): 44.47M USDT — decent liquidity.

2. Indicators analysis
· MA(7) = 0.12224 (price almost equal → no clear direction)
· MA(25) = 0.12528 (price below this → short-term downtrend)
· MA(99) = 0.13353 (price far below → longer-term bearish)
· RSI(6) = 45.62 → neutral to slightly weak (below 50, not oversold yet)

Volume: Current Vol (6.15M) << MA(5) 17.86M → volume drying up → weak bounce chances.

3. Key levels from chart
· Resistance: 0.125–0.127 (MA25 zone)
· Strong resistance: 0.133–0.135 (MA99 + 24h high)
· Support: 0.1136 (24h low)
· Breakdown possible below 0.1135

4. Long or Short?
Trend clearly down (lower highs, lower lows on 1H/4H).
RSI not oversold — room to fall more.
✅ Short better for now.
❌ Long only if price reclaims 0.125 with volume — otherwise risky.

5. Short setup suggestion
· Entry zone: 0.1225 – 0.1240
· Stop loss: 0.1265 (above MA25)
· Target 1: 0.1150
· Target 2: 0.1100

Aggressive short below 0.1210 with SL 0.1240.

6. Final short post (Twitter/Telegram style)
📉 $STO / USDT - Short Setup
Price below MA25 & MA99. RSI 45, volume weak.
Downtrend intact after -6% today.

🔻 Short entry: 0.1225 - 0.1240
🛑 SL: 0.1265
🎯 TP: 0.1150 / 0.1100

Break below 0.1136 = more downside.

⚠️ DYOR - perp pairs are risky.
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World Liberty Financial responded to CoinDesk's reporting by saying it would "simply supply more collateral" if markets moved against it, a statement that did not reassure holders.
When CoinDesk reached out for a comment, WLFI did not directly address or dispute the transactions. Instead, it pointed to a social media post published after CoinDesk's report, which argued that the position was intentional and beneficial.
The statement also noted that WLFI would add more of its own token as collateral to avoid liquidation, further highlighting, rather than resolving, the concern raised in CoinDesk's reporting.
Adding more WLFI to back a position denominated in WLFI on a protocol advised by WLFI's own advisor is a form of circularity that investors may want to keep track of.
WLFI framed its role as "anchor borrower," saying the borrowing generates yield for other users at a time when traditional markets offer little. The team disclosed $65.58 million in open-market buybacks of 435.3 million WLFI tokens at an average price of $0.1507 over the past six months, and said a governance proposal to unlock tokens for early holders would be posted next week.
The token is now trading roughly 48% below the buyback average, meaning WLFI's own treasury purchases are significantly underwater.
Meanwhile, three billion additional WLFI tokens sit in an intermediary wallet after the treasury transferred them on April 2 and April 7. That stash is worth roughly $234 million as of current prices, down from $266 million a week ago.
The math works against WLFI on every side if those tokens follow the same path into Dolomite. Lower prices mean less borrowing power per token, and depositing more tokens to borrow more stablecoins from a pool that is already nearly drained makes it harder for other depositors to withdraw. The collateral backing the position becomes even more concentrated in a token that just lost 12% in a day.
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