Recently, the encryption project World Liberty Fi (WLFI) responded to community members' concerns about the wallet blacklist. The WLFI official emphasized that transparency is its top principle and stated that intervention measures would only be taken to protect user interests, and would never affect normal trading activities.

In recent days, the WLFI team has blacklisted 272 wallet addresses, which accounts for only a small portion of all holders. This temporary measure is aimed at preventing further losses and assisting affected users during the investigation.

Specifically, among the addresses that have been blacklisted:
1. About 79.0% (215) are related to phishing attacks. The WLFI team actively intervened to prevent hackers from transferring funds and is working with legitimate owners to ensure asset security or assist in the transfer.
2. About 18.4% (50) are protective measures implemented in response to theft reported by users through official support channels.

The WLFI team emphasizes that they never proactively seek to ban any accounts. Action will only be taken when malicious or high-risk activities that may jeopardize the interests of community members are discovered. The team reiterates that user safety is the highest priority, and accounts will never be banned for normal market participation activities.

This statement aims to clarify WLFI's security policy and reaffirm its commitment to the protection of user assets. As security issues in the cryptocurrency sector become increasingly prominent, this initiative by WLFI highlights the efforts made by the project team to balance user freedom and asset security.