The project party WLFI bought back coins worth 7.7 million dollars this week, but since its launch in January, they have already lost 50%, still remaining almost half below the issuance price. Despite the fact that after the bail-out the price of the coin rose by 13%, the overall situation is still unfavorable, the project party is facing losses exceeding 1 billion, and further development heavily depends on the overall market.
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The project party WLFI bought back coins worth 7.7 million dollars this week, but since its launch in January, they have already lost 50%, still remaining almost half below the issuance price. Despite the fact that after the bail-out the price of the coin rose by 13%, the overall situation is still unfavorable, the project party is facing losses exceeding 1 billion, and further development heavily depends on the overall market.