#WLFI public wallet holds 45.87% of the total supply of $U, making it the most valuable #meme coin

I have been researching for the past two days, and there are over 300 entries just on the official website. I estimate that it will take about a week to fully understand it. About 3000 to 5000 entries should be sufficient. To briefly summarize the current status of WLFI, its main revenue comes from the USD1 stablecoin, which has increased by 2.4 billion recently. If half of that is used to buy government bonds with a 4% annual yield, the profit is approximately 70 million. Currently, the Wang family has a dividend payout of 50 million, and he holds 75% of the dividend rights. He controls WLFI through another company, and his share has now been reduced to 40%. The arbitrage is about 190 million. He holds 2.2 billion WLFI, worth about 300 million. In terms of proportion, the equity and dividends are completely disproportionate. If he continues to sell shares in the future, he may be subject to community scrutiny, which could reduce his dividend rights. Another significant issue is the token investment. The tokens invested by WLFI mainly incurred losses in Ethereum, with a loss of about 110 million. However, the platform has funds through private placements and two public offerings, amounting to about 740 million. Currently, the investment in tokens is approximately 230 million, and the project team's expenses should not exceed 100 million. Therefore, they plan to continue buying other tokens. Additionally, Binance, TRX, and Ethereum have already joined the USD1 formation. Currently, the only country in contact is Pakistan. That's enough for now; my eyes are tired from reading too much. $WLFI