Onchain Lens reports ALT5 Sigma shifted 1.815 billion WLFI tokens valued at almost $100 million to a new wallet.
This transfer isn’t to an exchange, so it looks like internal reshuffling rather than a sale.
ALT5 Sigma still holds 7.28 billion WLFI tokens worth roughly $283.5 million, despite sitting on massive unrealized losses of $853 million against their original $1.24 billion cost.
To stay afloat, the firm reportedly borrowed funds from World Liberty Financial itself.
WLFI’s price shrugged off the big move and bounced from a recent dip near $0.053 to a high of $0.056, now hovering around $0.0557, up almost 3% on the day.
The altcoin’s indicators suggest growing buying pressure: the Relative Strength Index climbed to 46, hinting at a potential trend shift if it crosses 50.
Derivatives trading also spiked, with volume rising 16% to over $50 million and open interest increasing 3.2% to $227.6 million, signaling speculative interest is heating up.
If this momentum holds, WLFI could push toward $0.06, but it still needs to overcome seller resistance below the RSI 50 mark.
The transfer and price action come after ALT5 Sigma expanded its WLFI acquisition plans from $750 million to $1.5 billion earlier in the year, making it a key treasury reserve asset.
The firm’s moves highlight the tensions between holding large stakes at a loss and navigating market volatility.
Trump-linked Treasury moves continue to stir interest in WLFI, but the balance of power between buyers and sellers remains fragile.
This material is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.
