WLFI is back in the spotlight after making its debut on Robinhood. The token launched on September 1, 2025, and now trades around $0.1903 with a market cap near $5 billion. 

Analyst Cesar shared on Youtube that while the listing boosts long-term visibility, he sees more pressure on price in the short run.

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According to Cesar, a Robinhood listing usually creates a burst of excitement but not an immediate rally. Many retail traders buy late and sell quickly, which can push prices lower soon after the initial hype fades.

He pointed out that WLFI price has already dropped about 59% to 63% from its peak and could still fall 60-70% or more before finding a stable base. That lines up with what the market often sees when a new coin first lands on a major exchange.

Cesar’s WLFI chart work shows the one-hour and four-hour RSI starting to weaken, hinting at bearish divergence. 

Stochastic readings are mixed, short-term oversold but still leaning bearish over a longer stretch. The MACD indicator also leans slightly negative, with no sign of strong upward momentum.

He noted near-term support levels of $0.142 and $0.10 with a worst-case drop to $0.076. For the setup to become bullish again, WLFI price must get a daily close above $0.215, a level that would show buyers in command.

Even with a bearish short-term outlook, Cesar isn’t writing off the project. He believes WLFI could eventually grow toward a $50 billion market cap later in the cycle. 

For now, he sees it as a “sell the news” type of trade where WLFI price grinds lower before the next big move higher.

Overall, Cesar’s analysis indicates that WLFI may still have more downside ahead despite the Robinhood listing, but he sees long-term growth potential once the current correction runs its course.

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