Spot investors seemed to be moving against this bullish trend, selling into the market, while Derivatives investors continued to fuel the token with fresh liquidity amid ongoing governance proposals.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s what AMBCrypto found could determine the token\u2019s next direction.<\/p>\n
Sell-offs or profit-taking? Which path are investors choosing?<\/p>\n
Spot traders have acted as active sellers, according to CoinGlass<\/a> data.<\/p>\n At the time of writing, this cohort registered its second daily inflows of WLFI into exchanges since the token\u2019s public launch on centralized platforms.<\/p>\n During the same time, $5.1 million worth of WLFI were sold on the market \u2013 A sharp reversal from last week\u2019s accumulation when $24 million worth of the token was purchased.<\/p>\n Source: Coinglass<\/p>\n There are two possible interpretations of this activity. Either the sell-off could reflect investors taking partial profits, or it could signal mounting selling pressure.<\/p>\n If it proves to be the latter, a full bearish shift in Spot trading would be confirmed by higher Exchange Inflows in the next session.<\/p>\n Inflows remain bullish<\/p>\n AMBCrypto further observed that the sell pressure in the Spot market did not spill into Derivatives, where inflows did increase over the last 24 hours.<\/p>\n According to Coinalyze<\/a>, the Aggregated Funding Rate rose to 0.o373 during this period. This indicated that long traders have been paying funding fees to prevent wide price disparities \u2013 Typically a sign that buyers are dominating the market.<\/p>\n Source: Coinalyze<\/p>\n Additionally, the Open Interest lent some further insights too.<\/p>\n Coinglass data also revealed that the total market volume climbed to $1.04 billion, with $230 million added over the previous day alone. That shift set up a scenario where most of the new liquidity came from traders positioning for a price rally.<\/p>\n Liquidations and governance vote on WLFI<\/p>\n Finally, liquidation data hinted at a stronger probability of a WLFI rally, rather than a decline.<\/p>\n Given its ongoing market momentum, WLFI may be more likely to clear liquidation clusters positioned above the price level, clusters that have acted as demand targets.<\/p>\n Source: CoinGlass<\/p>\n The prevailing bullish sentiment makes it unlikely that traders will clear the lower clusters soon.<\/p>\n World Liberty Financial\u2019s liquidity fee buyback-and-burn proposal<\/a> further strengthens its bullish sentiment. In fact, the buyback-and-burn proposal for protocol-owned liquidity has so far earned 99.73% approval from over 5,600 voters.<\/p>\n If passed, the measure would permanently remove WLFI from circulation, strengthening scarcity dynamics. With four days left in the vote, the proposal\u2019s success could boost demand and reinforce WLFI\u2019s rally potential.<\/p>\n![\"WLFI](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/nz\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/Screenshot-2025-09-14-at-12.14.59.png\")
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