Polygon Devi has accused WLFI being linked to Trump

A crypto developer accused World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a Crypto project related to US President Donald Trump, of stealing his funds by refusing to unlock his tokens.
On a Saturday Post In X, Polygon Devrel Bruno Skvorc shared an email from the WLFI compliance team, which posted his wallet address as “high risk” due to blockchain exposure. The team said his tokens would not be released.
“The TLDR is, they stole my money,” Skvorc wrote. “And since this is the @potus (the president of the United States) family, I have nothing to do about it. This is the new age Mafia. No one complains, no one will argue, no one will sue.”
In response to another user, skvorc claimed That he is one of the six investors subject to a 100% token lockup from the beginning. “It’s not ‘high risk’ to receive money from this address, but it’s high risk to unlock the money debt here,” he wrote.
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Tools following the blame?
The incident led to criticism of compliance tools used by projects such as WLFI. The Onchain Sleuth Zachxbt is chimed, explaining that automatic tools are often flag addresses as “high risk” for trivial or incorrect factors, including interacting with defi contracts or exchanges.
“I helped a team to check the addresses for a presale because the popular compliance tools were labeled with high risk due to unrelated activity that many hops away,” ZachXBT said. “These tools are deep error.”
In the case of Skvorc, flags were monitored in a previous transaction by Crypto Mixer Tornado Cashindirect links to Enhanced creatures like Garantex and NETEX24, and a previous contact with a now-black dashboard.
Based on Croatia, Skvorc is a blockchain developer who worked Ethereum 2.0. He is also the founder of RMRK, a company that includes multi-resource NFTS in the metaverses in gaming.
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Justin Sun’s WLFI tokens is frozen
On Friday, Tron Founder Justin Sun also announced that his Wlfi’s token allocation is frozen. His purse was on a blacklist after Blockchain trackers filed a $ 9 million transaction, prompting the accusations that he had started the sale.
In an X post, Sun called the freeze “irrational” and encouraged the World Liberty Financial to unlock his tokens. He said the decision opposed the main values of the blockchain and called the tokens “sacred and inevitable.”
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