World Liberty Financial (wlfiwlfi.xyz) (WLFI)

Stablecoin version of a hundred‑billion subsidy, calculate how much USD1 has burned and the results obtained.

The main battlefield is Binance, the latest yield is about 6%, with 178 million WLFI deployed. This activity lasted about half a year, averaging around 200 million per round, estimating a total of 1 billion WLFI subsidies.

Historically, Binance’s USD1 holdings have long accounted for about 80%, so this subsidy feast may exceed $100 million.

Using an 80% ratio to back‑calculate, the total subsidy expenditure is at least 1.2‑1.3 billion WLFI, which at current prices equals $70‑80 million. If we trace back to the price at the beginning of the year, which was about double the current price, smoothing out price fluctuations, it’s roughly over $100 million.

Additionally, there are USD1 incentives on other exchanges and on‑chain. Bybit’s current prize pool is 45 million WLFI, and more rounds are likely to follow. Gate’s data is not public, but it may also be a long‑term activity; the on‑chain part appears to be continuously ongoing.

The resulting outcome is a market cap that reached 4 B+, peaking over 5 B, solidly in the top five by market cap. Over six months, with a cost of around $100 million, the market cap grew from 3 B pre‑subsidy to 4‑5 B, a growth rate of 50‑60%. Do you think this deal is profitable or not?

Assuming the maximum growth of 2 B, if these funds were used to buy government bonds yielding 3.5‑5%, the maximum return would be about $100 million. It’s modest, but it means WLFI was exchanged for cash while also gaining some usage and market share.

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WLFI has been trading within this downtrend channel for just under six months. A breakout could be imminent, which would effectively mark a change in trend.

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