Bitcoin 
$78,680 has started to recover, reaching above $111,300, with altcoins experiencing a 1-2% gain. As the anticipation builds up for the upcoming inflation data, there is a growing expectation for clarity regarding the Federal Reserve’s rate cut pace. However, the appetite for risk in altcoins remains weak due to ongoing debates about the Fed’s independence and the approaching deadline for Russia’s granted time. What are the price predictions for WLFI and SEI?
WLFI and SEI Price Targets
Among the altcoins under Martinez’s focus today is SEI Coin. The analyst, noting continued bullish momentum, predicts a target of $0.37 in the shared chart. After making a series of lower peaks and breaking resistance, SEI Coin is now eyeing the barriers at $0.301 and $0.3124, with the ultimate goal set at $0.37.
Initiated by the Trump family and saved from falling into Justin Sun’s trap during its launch week, WLFI is garnering significant attention. The interest persists even above the pre-sale price, largely due to Trump’s influence. The potential for future agreements is driving the motivation for buyers at current levels.
Although Michael Poppe did not initially take this seriously before its listing, he has now shared an updated chart, discussing further upside potential.
“I am actively trading WLFI. I love the volatility. There will be great volume in this stock. The uptrend has started. Personally, if it drops around $0.21, I would consider it an opportunity. If the trend holds – the next target is $0.30.”
Bitcoin (BTC)
Volume has made a slight recovery in recent hours. A few hours ago, DaanCrypto shared his latest BTC evaluation, commenting a “calm weekend” due to prices lingering in the CME closing zone. Likely, it will reach the daily candle close at the CME zone without significant difference.
“There are still bigger gaps such as $92,000 and $117,000. However, they don’t become significant unless the price trades with a 2-3% difference. This is my general rule. Enjoy your Sunday!”
Although the news flow is calm today, the Russia issue remains a heated topic. Any new sanctions announced by Trump wouldn’t be surprising. Furthermore, the European Union has not yet taken any concrete action regarding Google’s $3.5 billion fine.
