According to PANews, WLFI has responded to community concerns regarding the recent blacklisting of wallets, emphasizing that normal activities will not be suppressed. In recent days, 272 wallets have been blacklisted, representing a small fraction of total holders. This action aims to prevent user losses, with investigations underway to assist affected users.
The breakdown of the 272 wallets is as follows: 215 cases, approximately 79.0%, are related to phishing attacks. The team has intervened to prevent hackers from stealing funds and is collaborating with legitimate owners to protect or transfer assets. Fifty cases, about 18.4%, involve owners reporting violations, prompting the team to blacklist these addresses at their request to help protect or recover funds. Five cases, roughly 1.8%, are marked as high-risk exposure, with security risks under review. One case, around 0.4%, involves alleged misappropriation of other holders' funds, with a comprehensive internal review in progress.
WLFI assures that normal trading activities will not be banned and will act immediately upon receiving alerts of malicious or high-risk activities that may harm community members. Future measures include continued collaboration with legitimate owners to verify control and ensure fund security. Upon review completion, clear results for each category will be published. Any broader actions affecting holders will be publicly announced.
