WLFI Hits All-Time Low as Dolomite Loan Collateral Repayments Spark Risk Concerns

WLFI (World Liberty Financial) is trading near new lows after reports revived concerns about its DeFi lending position on Dolomite. The protocol said it repaid a total of $25M on the Dolomite loan ($15M on Apr 7 and $10M on Apr 10), but the market still pushed WLFI down to about $0.07967, its weakest level since the 2025 rollout. Arkham Intelligence data cited in the article shows large WLFI collateral concentration: about $406M worth pledged across two wallets to borrow $150M in USDC, with WLFI using roughly 4.99% of supply but about 97.8% of its Dolomite cap. As pool utilization reportedly rose above 93%, retail withdrawals were described as constrained, raising bad-debt and liquidation optics. The WLFI collateral is described as ~55% of Dolomite’s $835.7M TVL, and a further optics issue is that Dolomite co-founder Corey Caplan is also an advisor to World Liberty Financial. World Liberty dismissed “FUD,” saying it is far from liquidation and could add collateral if needed. It also announced a governance proposal for a phased token unlock/vesting plan for early retail buyers. For traders, WLFI’s price may remain highly volatile while collateral concentration, pool utilization, and token-unlock expectations continue to drive sentiment around Dolomite.
Bearish
This event is net negative for WLFI itself. Even after a $25M repayment, the key trading overhang is the reported collateral concentration on Dolomite and high pool utilization (above ~93%). That combination increases liquidation/bad-debt optics and reduces confidence in near-term downside risk. The market also appears sensitive to governance/unlock expectations, so proposals around phased token unlocks may not provide immediate support. In the short term, any rumor-driven changes to collateral value or pool utilization can quickly pressure WLFI. Over the longer term, credibility will depend on whether WLFI can keep utilization safely lower and manage the unlocking schedule without triggering additional sell pressure.