WIF Can Hit $2—But It Depends on U.S. Inflation DataDogwifhat (WIF) surged 16% after the Fed rate decision, fueled by Jerome Powell’s comments that rate cuts could happen even if inflation remains above 2%. This statement lifted Bitcoin to $105K, sparking rallies across altcoins and memecoins, including WIF.
However, can WIF sustain this momentum and reclaim $2?
On the daily chart, WIF’s On-Balance Volume (OBV) spiked, indicating strong trading activity, with $326M in daily volume recorded on February 29—far exceeding March 2024 bid volumes. Despite this, OBV has yet to make a higher high, meaning further traction isn’t confirmed. Meanwhile, the RSI has only partially recovered from oversold levels, remaining below neutral—suggesting weak buying pressure.
Coinalyze data shows that WIF’s rally was fueled by both the Spot and Futures markets, with Open Interest (OI) jumping over 40% during the pump. However, OI has since declined, while Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) on the Spot market remains steady, signaling continued demand.
For WIF to push past $2, upcoming U.S. inflation data (PCE index) needs to favor risk assets. If inflation data comes in weak, rate-cut expectations could drive another memecoin rally. But if inflation stays high, bearish sentiment could drag WIF below $1 again.
WIF traders should watch macroeconomic updates closely—this could be the key to the next big move! 🚀
