⚠️ WLFI Blacklist Event Tracking: 272 wallets were listed, what is the truth?
WLFI responded to the recent "blacklist controversy":
👉 A total of 272 wallets have been frozen, which is a very small proportion, aimed at preventing user losses rather than restricting normal transactions.
📊 Breakdown:
215 cases (79%) related to phishing attacks, the team intervened to prevent hackers from stealing coins.
50 cases (18.4%) came from holders self-reporting violations, requesting asset protection.
5 cases (1.8%) were marked as high-risk exposures.
1 case (0.4%) is suspected of misappropriating funds, under internal review.
WLFI emphasizes:
✅ Will not ban normal transactions
✅ Will announce the final results of each category
✅ Will cooperate with legitimate owners to ensure asset security
🤔 What do you think?
Under the decentralized narrative, is the project's "freezing authority" a necessary protection or a potential risk?
