Ryan Fang, the growth head of WLFI, recently mentioned that the team has found signs indicating that some users holding a large number of tokens may be manipulating market prices by selling high to lock in profits. They are also investigating whether some trading platforms have transferred tokens to other platforms for sale without user consent.

On Thursday night, WLFI's price briefly fell to a recent low of 0.1611 USD, but then rebounded, currently rising to around 0.2237 USD. Early Friday morning, the World Liberty team blacklisted Justin Sun's address and froze a large number of tokens to prevent further abnormal market fluctuations.

In the past week, WLFI has cumulatively banned 272 addresses. On-chain data shows that some of these actions are part of bulk behavior, and the team explained that these risk control measures are mainly to protect the asset safety of ordinary users, emphasizing that accounts will not be randomly banned due to normal market trading activities.