Justin Sun dismissed allegations: just routine tests, he says.

Justin Sun rejected everything. He said that the transactions? Routine checks, nothing more. Splitting of addresses. There were no real buy outs or sales. Impossible that they affected the WLFI market, according to him.

The data tells another story. It seems that Sun has quite a weight in WLFI. Onchain Lens revealed that he put in about 75 million dollars to buy out 3 billion WLFI. He also received 600 million as token unlock. That's not insignificant. It places him among the big players of the token.

The "black list" thing seems a bit strange. Blockchain protocols don't usually work this way, blacklisting prominent figures in the sector. It seems that World Liberty Financial wants to maintain some control over its ecosystem while the project progresses. Curious, isn't it? The name WLFI reminds me of compound names like Luis Fernando. It mixes elements to create something unique. Luis comes from the Germanic, meaning "famous warrior". Fernando? "Brave journey" or "bold protector".

WLFI has fluctuated quite a bit lately. Typical of crypto. Investors don't seem very concerned about the black list issue. They are looking more at the project itself. The long term. Perhaps that's for the best.