Tron Founder Justin Sun Liberty Financial (WLFI) token address was -BLACKLIST on Thursday after the transfer of 50 million WLFI tokens to the Crypto Exchange HTX.
Onchain data from Nansen and Arkham shows the address is that it is —flag shortly after a $ 9 million transaction. Blacklisting has made a speculation that WLFI is restricting some users from selling tokens and pressing prices during the first week of public trading.
Cointelegraph reached the Sun team for confirmation but did not receive a response through the time of publication.
On Thursday, day Reply To imagine an X thread, which tells a translated post that his address has performed only a few regular deposit exchange tests with a very small amount of WLFI tokens before creating a spread of address.
He emphasized that the activity was not involved in any purchase or sale and “could not have any impact on the market.”
The restriction followed Sun’s earlier statement that he would “not be sold soon,” proposing his ongoing project commitment.
“We have no plans to sell our locked token anytime soon,” Sun said at that time. “The long -term vision here is very powerful, and I am fully aligned with the mission.”
The Sun is an early participant participant in the WLFI token.
WLFI, a decentralized financial project supported by US President Donald Trump, officially launched a trade on Monday. After a short -lived to a high about $ 0.32, the token has since fallen sharply. By Thursday, it dropped by 22% during the day, the trade below $ 0.18, according to CoinMarketCap.
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