The collaboration between WLFI and Aave has staged a spectacular 'Rashomon'. First, a suspected WLFI team member denied the proposal that 'Aave will receive 7% of the tokens', leading to a short-term plunge in the AAVE price. Subsequently, Aave founder Stani personally stepped in to respond, boldly stating that the agreement 'is still valid' and referred to it as 'the art of trading'.

This public disagreement has added more confusion to the already controversial WLFI project. On one side, there is inconsistent messaging within the team, while on the other side, there is a strong confirmation from the partner's heavyweight, leaving retail investors bewildered.

Such dramatic conflicts are often accompanied by significant price fluctuations. For traders, this presents both opportunities and traps. It exposes potential issues in project governance and communication, and investing in such projects requires a very high risk tolerance.