On social media, especially on X (formerly Twitter), a rumor has circulated claiming that there was an addition of 150 million WLFI tokens to the liquidity of the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) project. However, according to analyst Ai, the information is false and is part of a scam involving simulated tokens.
During the weekend, users shared a supposed transaction on social media, suggesting that they had added 150 million WLFI to liquidity. Analyst Ai clarified that, by checking the data on the block explorer, it is possible to confirm that the transaction involved only fake tokens.
Image suggests 150 million WLFI tokens added to liquidity. Source: Analyst Ai
You may have also seen the screenshot circulating in the community and on Twitter about 150 million WLFI being added to liquidity. In fact, upon checking the details on the block explorer, we can see that the address added '150 million fake WLFI tokens and 0 real WLFI tokens,' causing this transaction to still be displayed in the LP section, explained Ai.
The WLFI token cannot be transferred yet
The WLFI project is currently undergoing a vote to decide whether to allow transfers of the token. The official contract address (CA) of WLFI is 0xdA5e1988097297dCdc1f90D4dFE7909e847CBeF6. So far, the asset remains locked for transactions.
The analyst emphasized the need for investors to consult only official sources before any interaction with the token, warning of possible fraud.
Although the case has already been denied, WLFI continues to arouse interest due to its connection with the Trump family. Recently, the former president's company's stake in World Liberty Financial dropped from 60% to 40%, without public justifications.
Before this, a whale or institution acquired 800 million WLFI for approximately $80 million. According to data from the Polymarket prediction platform, there is a 56% chance that the fully diluted valuation (FDV) of the token will exceed $13 billion on launch day.
Polymarket forecast on the potential of WLFI. Source: Polymarket
Although the project continues to gain visibility in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, experts warn that its transparency and viability still need to be proven. The recommendation is for investors to check the announcements from the responsible team directly before making any decisions, avoiding exposure to unnecessary risks.
The attractiveness of the WLFI project reflects high expectations from the community, but also raises questions about its sustainability and transparency. Therefore, to protect their assets, investors should thoroughly verify information from reliable sources or official announcements from the WLFI development team.
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