Breaking news $WLFI : A coordinated attack was launched against USD1 this morning. Attackers hacked several WLFI cofounder accounts, paid influencers to spread FUD, and opened massive $WLFI shorts to profit from the manufactured chaos. It didn’t work. Thanks to USD1’s sound mint-and-redeem mechanism and full 1:1 backing, we are trading steadily at par. No scammer can shake the long-term commitment of the entire WLFI team and cofounders to USD1. We encourage users to rely only on verified channels for accurate information.

Regardless of whether this panic originated from @zachxbt’s warning, USD1 is a compliant, asset-backed stablecoin—it’s easier to understand if someone dumps a meme coin like $Wlfi. Maybe the market is just so tense that everyone’s seeing threats everywhere 😂😂😂 Too bad the drop wasn’t deeper—if it had depegged by 10% or more, like USDC did before, it would’ve been more satisfying.

🔷️ 🦅 $WLFI ( @worldlibertyfi) has tested the resistance zone for the second time and, once again, failed to break above it. Repeated tests typically weaken a resistance level; therefore, a confirmed breakout could open the path toward the next yellow-marked resistance zones on the chart. 🦅 For now, the black-highlighted area represents the key support zone to monitor in case of a pullback. ⚠️ This is not investment advice. #WLFI #Crypto #Altcoin