Justin Sun denies accusations regarding WLFI amid controversy

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Justin Sun firmly denied the accusations. He said they were just routine tests and address division 🧪. Nothing serious. He didn't really buy or sell. And of course, according to him, his movements did not affect the WLFI market.

The data speaks for itself 📊. It seems that Sun put in about $75 million to buy 3 billion WLFI tokens. He also received 600 million more from unlocks. He is a whale in this ecosystem 🐋. Giant.

The blacklist is rare in this world. Blockchain protocols usually do not block wallets of big players 🔒. World Liberty Financial is being quite strict, monitoring everything while WLFI continues to grow 📈. Curious approach.

WLFI fell 16% in one day. It is now at $0.1835. But if we look at the week, it only dropped 9%. The market doesn’t seem that scared of Sun and this blacklist 📉. It tried to recover to $0.19. Sellers returned 🌊. Typical.

Luis Fuentes Ávila, a Mexican author from 78 🇲🇽, follows these crypto issues with interest. With studies from the École Normale Supérieure and digital experience, he understands what this means for decentralized finance 🚀. Or so he thinks.

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