Core Viewpoint - The WLFI project has blacklisted a wallet address associated with Justin Sun, locking over $100 million in unlocked WLFI tokens and billions in locked tokens, which has further shaken market confidence [2][3][5]. Group 1: Incident Overview - WLFI blacklisted a wallet address belonging to Justin Sun, locking over $100 million in unlocked WLFI tokens and billions in locked tokens [3][5]. - The action was triggered by a transfer of approximately $9 million in WLFI tokens from Sun's address just before the blacklisting [3][4]. - Sun claimed the transfers were merely for testing and did not impact the market [6][12]. Group 2: Market Reaction - The market's confidence was already fragile due to WLFI's chaotic listing, with the token's price dropping from an opening of $0.32 to around $0.18, reflecting a significant decline [14]. - The core issue affecting market confidence stemmed from the project's last-minute disclosure of circulating supply, which was five times higher than investor expectations [16][17]. - Investors expressed dissatisfaction over the lack of transparency regarding the circulating supply and the ambiguous criteria for early supporters [17]. Group 3: Speculations and Analysis - Unverified user speculations suggested that Sun might have used complex operations to evade market monitoring, potentially cashing out without directly impacting the market [8][9]. - An AI analysis indicated that Sun's transfer occurred after a price drop, suggesting that the real cause of the decline was large deposit flows from exchanges, not Sun's actions [11].

Core Viewpoint - The cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial (WLFI), backed by the Trump family, is facing internal conflict after blacklisting one of its major supporters, Justin Sun, founder of Tron, which has further shaken market confidence [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - WLFI blacklisted Justin Sun's wallet address, locking over $100 million worth of unlocked WLFI tokens and billions of tokens in a locked state [1][2]. - The blacklisting was triggered by a transfer of approximately $9 million worth of WLFI tokens from Sun's address just hours before the action was taken [1][2]. - Sun claimed that his transactions were merely for testing and would not impact the market, but the market reacted negatively [3]. Group 2: Market Reaction - WLFI token price had already begun to decline before the blacklisting, dropping as much as 24% on the day of the incident [4]. - The token was initially listed at $0.32 but fell to a low of $0.21, currently stabilizing around $0.18, indicating a significant drop from the issuance price [8]. Group 3: Supply Concerns - The core issue affecting market confidence stemmed from the project's last-minute disclosure of circulating supply, revealing 25 billion tokens entering circulation, five times the previously expected 5 billion [11]. - This unexpected increase led to investor dissatisfaction and raised questions about transparency and the criteria for early supporters [11]. - The confusion regarding the circulating supply estimates further exacerbated selling pressure, with estimates varying from 3% to 25% shortly after issuance [11].

一场高调的加密货币实验正演变为一出公开的内斗？ 由特朗普家族背书的加密项目World Liberty Financial（WLFI），在经历动荡的上市之后，将其最大支持者之一、波场（Tron）创始人孙宇晨 （Justin Sun）的钱包地址列入黑名单，这一举动令本已脆弱的市场信心再受冲击。 周四，根据链上数据显示，WLFI正式将孙宇晨的一个钱包地址"拉黑"，直接锁定了该地址中价值超过1亿美元的已解锁WLFI代币，以及数十亿 枚处于锁仓状态的代币。 这一戏剧性事件的导火索是孙宇晨的一笔转账。据Arkham Intelligence数据，在被"拉黑"前，该地址转出了价值约900万美元的WLFI代币。孙宇晨 对此回应称，其地址仅进行了"几笔金额非常低的通用交易所充值测试"和地址分散操作，并未涉及任何买卖，不可能对市场产生影响。 孙宇晨千万美元转账后遭"拉黑" 孙宇晨与WLFI项目的矛盾在周四被彻底公开化。尽管World Liberty方面未明确说明拉黑其钱包的具体原因，但时间点极为敏感。链上数据显示， 在孙宇晨的地址于14小时前转出5000万枚WLFI代币后，项目方迅速采取了行动。 据Arkham数据，被冻结的地址 ...