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Donald Trump-backed World Liberty Financial has fired back against criticism of its WLFI Markets lending position.
The firm states it isn't nearing liquidation, assuring holders it has sufficient capital to support lending.
WLFI says it will issue a governance proposal next week to release tokens locked by early holders.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has pushed back against recent criticism surrounding its borrowing activity on the WLFI Markets decentralized finance platform.

WLFI pushes back on liquidation risk claims

In a late Thursday X post, the project addressed concerns about its lending position, outlining the structure of its exposure and dismissing fears of potential liquidation.

We are one of the largest suppliers and borrowers on WLFI Markets. Yes, we supplied WLFI as collateral and borrowed stablecoins. No, we are nowhere near liquidation — and frankly, even if markets moved dramatically against us, we'd simply supply more collateral," the team stated.

WLFI stated that it is a key participant within the protocol, describing its role as an "anchor borrower" that supports overall platform activity. According to the statement, this activity contributes to yield generation for other users.

"By being the anchor borrower, we're generating the yield that makes WLFI Markets compelling for everyone else," WLFI added.

The team also pointed to performance metrics that support the sustainability of its strategy, including an annual revenue run rate of $159.5 million tied to its USD1 stablecoin. The project added that it has conducted open-market buybacks exceeding 435 million WLFI tokens, worth $65.58 million over the past six months.

The response follows scrutiny after Arkham's on-chain data highlighted the scale of WLFI's borrowing position. Critics have raised concerns about potential risks to lenders, citing limited token liquidity and a high concentration of collateral within the platform.

Questions have also surfaced regarding repayment of WLFI's loans and the movement of borrowed stablecoins, particularly in the event of significant market volatility.

The controversy has further drawn renewed attention to longer-standing concerns among early token holders. About 75% of the WLFI token supply has remained locked under initial distribution terms.

In response, World Liberty Financial confirmed that it will introduce a governance proposal to address token unlocks. The proposal, expected to be published on the project's forum next week, will seek community input before a formal vote.

It is expected to outline a structured, long-term vesting schedule for early retail participants, rather than a full immediate unlock, to balance liquidity considerations and market stability.

Market sentiment around the token has weakened amid the ongoing debate. WLFI declined 14% over the past 24 hours to $0.0815, wiping roughly $300 million from its market cap.
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Zcash trades lower toward $300 support as the US-Iran ceasefire edginess keeps the broader crypto market in defensive mode.
ZEC’s retail demand remains elevated, with futures Open Interest steady near $689 million.
The RSI falls from overbought territory, suggesting early profit-taking as major moving averages hold as support levels.
Zcash (ZEC), the privacy-oriented token, is trading lower at $312 at the time of writing on Thursday, weighed down by deteriorating sentiment across the crypto market due to an uneasy ceasefire between the United States (US) and Iran.

ZEC peaked at a weekly high of $340 on Wednesday before succumbing to selling pressure, largely driven by profit-taking as investors reduced their risk exposure. If the risk-off mood persists, ZCash could extend its correction toward the $300 psychological level.

Zcash sees sustained retail demand

Retail interest in Zcash continued to grow over the last few days, driving futures Open Interest (OI) to $689 million on Thursday, up from roughly $628 million the previous day. CoinGlass data reinforces the bullish outlook, as the OI averaged $422 million on Monday. If demand continues to expand, Zcash will likely resume its uptrend, targeting a breakout above $400 for the first time since late January.

Meanwhile, traders appear to be losing conviction in ZEC’s ability to sustain its upswing, which may explain the surge in bearish bets, keeping the futures Open Interest (OI) weighted funding rate negative at -0.0080% on Thursday, down from 0.0064% the previous day. If the outlook fails to improve, pressure will continue to weigh on Zcash, risking confinement in a broader downtrend.

Technical outlook: Zcash eyes higher support amid pressure
Zcash is trading around $312, extending a bullish near-term bias as price holds well above the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs), clustered between roughly $256 and $280. The break and subsequent advance above the long-running downward resistance trend line, whose break point sits near $207, reinforces a constructive structural backdrop, while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at about 67 on the daily chart shows strong but not yet extreme momentum.
At the same time, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator remains firmly positive on the same chart, with its latest reading elevated, suggesting that bullish pressure remains dominant despite the recent overextended surge.
On the downside, ZEC's initial support is now seen at the recent price pivot around $300, where any shallow pullback could attempt to stabilize. Below that, a more meaningful support zone emerges from the 100-day EMA near $280 down to the 200-day EMA around $275, with the 50-day EMA lower at $256 offering an additional dynamic floor. Losing this broader band would expose the broken downward trendline area near $207 as the next major support region.
With no nearby technical resistance levels defined by the current dataset, the Zcash’s topside remains open, leaving any fresh highs to be shaped by market appetite rather than pre-established chart barriers.#zcash
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Harami is a popular candlestick pattern that signals a possible trend reversal. It consists of two candlesticks: a larger one followed by a smaller one that is fully contained within the body of the first candlestick.

Learn to spot this pattern in order to improve your trading.
How Harami works
For the pattern to be valid, the second candlestick must be completely inside the body of the first candlestick.
Harami often appears after a strong trend, whether upward or downward. If the second candlestick fails to break the highs or lows of the first candlestick, it signals that the current trend might be slowing or reversing.
The pattern name ('bullish Harami' or 'bearish Harami') matches the direction of the second candle.

A bullish and bearish Harami pattern
In a bullish Harami, the first candlestick goes down (bearish), while the second candlestick goes up (bullish).In a bearish Harami, the first candlestick goes up (bullish), while the second candlestick goes down (bearish).
Reading Harami signals
Buy signal
A Buy signal occurs when the Harami pattern completes above a support level and the second candlestick fully closes within the first one.
Sell signal
A Sell signal occurs when the Harami pattern completes below a resistance level and the second candlestick fully closes within the first one.
When you spot a bullish Harami pattern
Ensure the pattern has formed near the support level.Place a Buy order with your stop loss at or below the nearest low.Calculate your position size, making the stop loss no more than 5% of your total deposit.Set your take profit near a significant resistance level or hold the position as long as the uptrend continues.
Bearish Harami

When you spot a bullish Harami pattern
Ensure the pattern has formed near the support level.Place a Buy order with your stop loss at or below the nearest low.Calculate your position size, making the stop loss no more than 5% of your total deposit.Set your take profit near a significant resistance level or hold the position as long as the uptrend continues.
Bearish Harami

When you spot a bearish Harami pattern
Ensure the pattern has formed near the resistance level.Place a Sell order with your stop loss at or above the nearest high.Calculate your position size, making the stop loss no more than 5% of your total deposit.Set your take profit near a significant support level or hold the position as long as the downtrend continues.
Not trading advice. Consider your risks before making a decision.#harami #danmalikiTHEBBI #Thebbi