World Liberty Financial tumbles after Trump’s Canada tariff threats

World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token has faced sharp volatility after President Donald Trump issued strong remarks against Canada this week, threatening to decertify Canadian-made aircraft, impose tariffs of up to 50% and warning of a “very substantial” response if Canada pursues a trade agreement with China.

The comments weakened WLFI price action, the report said. Trump’s remarks triggered rapid selling among holders. Data shows supply held by top non-exchange addresses fell by roughly 380 million WLFI over the past week, a quantity the article valued at more than $51 million. The outlet said this behavior reflects heightened fear and amplified short-term volatility.

New investor participation also cooled. Network growth, which tracks addresses conducting their first transaction, dropped from 369 to 148 over 48 hours — a 59% decline — indicating hesitation among potential entrants and reduced demand-side support, the report said. Price action confirmed the crash scenario outlined earlier in the week: WLFI fell about 25% over three days and was trading near $0.123 at the time of writing.

The token broke down from an ascending wedge pattern that projected a 28.7% decline, targeting $0.1156 near a $0.113 support zone; a decisive break below $0.122 would likely push the price toward that area.

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