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Stunning scandal! Sun Yuchen is suspected of manipulating WLFI, and the SEC's iron fist may first strike at the 'king of cutting in the coin circle'? This news comes from the SEC's official website. Because of the issues with those WLFI tokens, he fell out with the Trump family and threatened Old Trump’s project by writing a small essay. Old Trump took only one day to have the SEC establish a cross-border task force to combat fraud. Carefully reading each word above, the targeting is very strong and tailored specifically for Sun. This is a very strong signal, especially combined with the fact that other exchanges have cleared his tokens in the last two days; he is very dangerous.
The blood of countless retail investors has once again stained the hot search of the crypto space. This time, Sun Yuchen's scythe turned towards his own project. "If it is not frozen, it is very likely to break 0.1 today!" A chat record circulated wildly in the crypto community, pointing to Sun Yuchen and his associated exchanges' abnormal operations. On-chain data shows that a large amount of USDT was deposited into Binance during pre-market hours, while Huobi (HTX) showed traces of "small test withdrawals." The market suddenly collapsed, and the price of WLFI plummeted. The newly listed project WLFI had not yet managed to gain a foothold before becoming the biggest victim of this suspected manipulation game.
Trust has collapsed, and on-chain ironclad evidence exposes Sun's 'perfect harvesting' plan.
"You can listen to Sun's words, but don't touch Sun's projects." The teasing of veteran players in the crypto space has once again proven true. Just as Sun Yuchen publicly claimed, "I am an investor and will not sell," on-chain data revealed a meticulously planned selling operation. Blockchain observers discovered key evidence: Sun Yuchen's associated wallet address showed abnormal large fund flows before and after the WLFI listing. This includes but is not limited to: pre-market contracts depositing massive USDT into Binance, and HTX's "small test withdrawals to Binance" and other operations.
These operations are interpreted by the industry as typical "preparations for dumping", as if it were the ammunition allocation before a military operation. An anonymous analyst stated: "This is almost a textbook-style premeditated sell-off, first testing liquidity, then launching a full-scale attack." Emergency freezing: protecting investors or covering an escape? When the price of WLFI began to plummet, the exchange suddenly announced a "temporary freeze on WLFI trading." The official reason was "technical maintenance," but the community generally believes this is to prevent the price from completely collapsing. "If not frozen, the retail investors will be uprooted," an investor expressed his grief in the community. This seemingly protective intervention for investors may actually create a time window for a larger-scale sell-off. Ironically, Sun Yuchen himself had previously announced in May: "We decided that all Tron-based tokens would not be approved for listing on Korean exchanges because Korean investors are too enthusiastic." This statement is now being revisited and appears particularly eye-catching.
SEC is sharpening its knives, and Sun Yuchen faces the biggest regulatory risk.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has long listed Sun Yuchen as a key regulatory target. In March 2023, the SEC formally sued Sun Yuchen and his related companies, accusing them of illegal securities sales, fraud, and market manipulation.
The WLFI incident may become an accelerator for SEC actions. According to insiders in Washington, the SEC is collecting all on-chain operational evidence related to Sun Yuchen and associated entities, preparing to build an unprecedented heavyweight case.
"This time is different," said a former SEC official, "the SEC has gained technical support from multiple on-chain analysis companies, capable of tracking the most complex flows of funds and related transactions."
The crypto community awakens, and investors collectively denounce "ATM behavior". "He is always at the center of the stage, and retail investors always stand in front of the cannon fire." This accusation from investors represents the growing dissatisfaction within the crypto community. On social media, the topic of #SunYuchenManipulation continues to ferment, and victims are organizing collective rights protection actions. Unlike previous individual complaints, this time even a large number of crypto KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders) have publicly criticized this kind of "killing the goose that lays the golden eggs" behavior. An analyst with hundreds of thousands of followers stated: "In the short term, Sun Yuchen made a profit; in the long term, he has destroyed the trust of the entire industry." Investors are beginning to realize that the so-called "innovative projects" are merely Sun Yuchen's "ATMs", and WLFI is just a "fast food packaging bag that is discarded after use."
Mutual harvesting?
Seeing #WLFI blacklisted 272 wallets, almost no one in the market dares to dump now, and shorting seems nearly impossible. Speculation of "Is Sun Yuchen dumping?" has caused quite a stir in the community — after all, every move of the big shots can stir the nerves of the entire market. But today, the "top tier" in on-chain analysis, Nansen's CEO, suddenly threw out a hardcore conclusion: using AI to analyze all WLFI-related transaction timestamps, Sun Yuchen hadn't moved at all! It's noteworthy that Nansen's on-chain tracking technology is famously known as "Hawkeye" in the circle. This time, they directly utilized a deeply trained AI model to dissect every transaction of WLFI from its launch to the volatility period: not only verifying the block confirmation times and address tracing, but even the slightest fluctuations in transaction gas fees were not overlooked. The CEO stated candidly in an interview: "We spent 36 hours having AI cross-verify all suspicious addresses, including those speculated to be 'Sun Yuchen's associated wallets'. The results showed that these addresses had either zero transactions or only incoming transactions during the volatility period. The so-called 'dumping' seems more like a chain reaction under market panic." In fact, the speculation in the community these days has indeed been a bit "intense" — some shared blurry transfer screenshots, and others deduced it was the big shot's operation based on "intuition", but when it comes to solid evidence, we still have to let on-chain data speak. After all, in the world of blockchain, timestamps do not lie, and AI will not mislead. Now that the truth is laid out, do you think this time WLFI's volatility was caused by market sentiment, or is there another hidden agenda? Let's discuss your views in the comments and stay tuned for further analysis ~
Survival guide: How ordinary investors can avoid traps.
In the face of the impending regulatory storm and market volatility, how should ordinary investors protect themselves? First, stay away from highly centralized so-called "decentralized" projects. If a project is clearly controlled by a certain person or single entity, the possibility of manipulation significantly increases. Second, learn basic on-chain analysis skills. Use tools like Etherscan to monitor large fund flows and detect abnormal trends in advance. Most importantly, remember an old investment adage: "If it looks too good to be true, it probably isn't." This is especially true in the crypto space. A spokesperson for the Trump family has yet to comment on the matter, but insiders reveal that the Trump team feels "extremely uneasy" about the association with Sun Yuchen and is re-evaluating all partnerships. The crypto space is never short of scandals, but this time might be different. When the SEC's regulatory iron fist meets awakened investors, Sun Yuchen may face the biggest crisis of his career. The world doesn't need more myths of harvesting retail investors; it needs true innovations that create value.
