Recent trading data shows the Trump meme coin is holding in the $8–$9 USD range. This sets an interesting benchmark when considering how WLFI could position itself in the market.
WLFI is launching with 5 billion tokens unlocked, though effective liquidity is likely lower given that many holders will not sell immediately. Large treasury-style investors such as ALTS5 have indicated they may deploy significant capital at launch. With $750 million reportedly available, they could acquire a substantial share of circulating supply and, in doing so, influence early price stability.
If a player of that scale is active, one question becomes whether WLFI could maintain a psychological floor price above the meme coin’s average trading range. The rationale is straightforward: a financial token tied to a broader ecosystem would benefit from being perceived as stronger than a meme coin, and market participants may expect that dynamic to be supported.
At a floor of $8–$9, the effective market cap on a 5 billion circulating float would sit between $40 billion and $45 billion. This gives us a concrete reference point for what such a strategy might look like in practice.
The open question for this community is whether WLFI’s backers will view maintaining a floor above the meme coin price as strategically important, and if so, how that could shape both perception and long-term value.