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The founder of TRON, Justin Sun, responds to the analysis of the token's activity.
According to Foresight News, Justin Sun, the controversial founder of TRON, has responded to a tweet from Nansen CEO, Alex Svanevik, regarding the suspicious activity detected in WLFI token addresses. Sun's response was surprisingly brief: “I am innocent.”
This statement comes at a delicate time for Sun, whose operations have been under constant scrutiny. I wonder if we can really take his word as valid, considering his history of questionable projects.
The unusual activity in WLFI tokens has raised concerns among investors. Personally, I have observed similar patterns in other projects linked to Sun, which only increases my suspicions.
The WLFI token is currently trading at 0.1394, with an increase of 4.03%, but these numbers could just be a mirage before a possible drop.
Reactions in the community have not been long in coming, with comments comparing WLFI to other coins of dubious reputation. One user pointed out directly: “This is a scam coin just like TRUMP Coin.”
As an experienced investor, I would recommend extreme caution with any project associated with Sun. His simple words of innocence hardly erase the pattern of behavior we have seen repeatedly in the crypto space.