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@d4rwicz @DrProfitCrypto What a joke post - he should have kept it for laughing on it
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To give you a visual explanation of what’s in my mind in an extreme bearish case, don’t be a low IQ and take this chart as a perfect template, because not everything can be seen in advance. But it illustrates how I believe things unfold into year end and early 2026. I expect bearish months ahead, with bounces and short-term opportunities in between. The overall market structure remains EXTREME bearish.
For those asking why we placed recent altcoin buy orders, its to capture the bounce that is likely to happen in 90-94k region. I see it aligning with the broader market in the coming weeks. Once that bounce exhausts, I expect more continuation to the downside.
Remember: markets need traps to fuel the next leg down. We can either use the traps in our favor, ride the bounce, take profits, and position for the next wave lower or stay out of the market till we see a capitulation.

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@DrProfitCrypto What are u talking about, do not post because you are so wrong and people got liquidated because of you!
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I just sold my Bored Ape (#3707) today for $37,000. I bought it for $425,000. That’s almost a $400,000 hole in my chest, and honestly, it feels deserved.
Here’s the story:
Three years ago, I told myself I wasn’t just “buying a jpeg.” I was buying culture. I was buying access. I was buying a ticket to the “future of the internet.”
Today, that “future” looks like me sitting in a Buffalo Wild Wings in Paramus, NJ, with three grown men in faded BAYC hoodies, watching a muted TV play highlights from a lacrosse game none of us cared about.
One guy kept showing me his “newest pickup”—a Polygon frog with laser eyes that he swears is “the next BAYC.” He bought 7,000 of them. They’re worth $19. Another guy explained in detail why his girlfriend doesn’t “get NFTs” but actually sleeps in a different apartment.
At some point, I suggested we all do the “Ape handshake.” Nobody knew what that meant, so we just sat there in silence, looking at each other, while the waitress asked if we wanted more ranch.
That was the moment I knew it was over.
I didn’t just lose money. I lost years. I lost hope. I lost the ability to look my accountant in the eye without him audibly sighing.
So yeah. The Ape is gone. No utility. No community. No handshake. Just a picture of a monkey that cost me a house.


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The Justin Sun and WLFI Situation
The Facts and some Perspective.
@worldlibertyfi @justinsuntron
🪙 Let’s walk through exactly what happened:
1. Justin Sun’s Entry into WLFI
☝️ Justin Sun joined WLFI as a presale participant. This is important: he was not acting as the Tron Foundation or DWF Labs, but personally.
☝️ His allocation was around 3 billion WLFI (3% of total supply).
☝️ At launch, 20% (600M tokens) unlocked and the rest (2.4B) remained vested. WLFI also announced.
☝️ Justin himself confirmed the purchase in a presale announcement.
👉 As a presale buyer, Justin had every right to move, sell, or stake his unlocked 20%. On paper, no issue.
2. The Gentleman’s Agreement
☝️ Where the situation changed was not in tokenomics, but in trust.
☝️ Justin publicly declared he would not sell his unlocked tokens anytime soon.
☝️ Instead, he positioned himself as a long-term supporter:
☝️ 20% APY yield program for WLFI on HTX.
☝️ Minting $200M USD1 stablecoin on Tron to strengthen the ecosystem.
👉 This was never a contractual clause, it was a gentleman’s promise. WLFI and the community expected him to act accordingly.
3. The Suspicious Moves
☝️ Not long after launch, on-chain data flagged movements:
☝️ About 50M WLFI (~$9M) was transferred to HTX (Etherscan tx).
👉 He later said these were small “exchange deposit tests”, technically possible, but it directly contradicted the spirit of his no-sell promise.
4. WLFI’s Response
☝️ From WLFI’s perspective, the numbers didn’t add up.
☝️ They calculated more WLFI was hitting the market than should have been unlocked.
☝️ This raised suspicion that user funds from HTX could have been mixed into the selling, not just Justin’s personal unlock.
🏆 At the same time, WLFI was actively defending the launch:
☝️ Held price at ~$0.20, supported by the ALT5 Sigma deal.
☝️ Absorbed heavy day-one selling.
☝️ Deployed $6B worth of perpetuals to match shorts.
☝️ Bought 2M WLFI spot for culture and confidence.
👉 Finally, WLFI confirmed on-chain the wallet tied to Tron DAO. They blacklisted it, freezing:
595M unlocked WLFI.
2.4B vested WLFI.
👉 Effectively, Justin’s entire 3B allocation was immobilized.
5. The Market Impact
☝️ WLFI fell about 50% from its ATH during this drama.
☝️ Some of this was normal presale profit-taking, nearly a third of early buyers sold.
☝️ But the optics of Justin’s promise vs. his actions amplified the drop.
6. My Take 😎
1️⃣ If Justin had never made the promise, there would be no issue. He could sell his unlock like any other presale buyer.
2️⃣ The controversy comes only because of the trust gap between his words and his actions.
👉 Meanwhile, WLFI did everything possible:
✅ Transparent listings.
✅ USD1 rollout.
✅ Active market defense.
✅ Proactive wallet freeze to prevent further damage.
☝️ WLFI has exposed what they see. Justin asserts his right to move unlocked tokens. Both sides are in appeals.
☝️ On-chain truth is visible, and clarity will come.
7. For the Community 🤝
🏆 WLFI is not broken. This is trading drama amplified by emotions.
🏆 Presale participants: You are still massively up (10x on your 20%).
🏆 If you missed $0.015 presale, this volatility is a chance to DCA and accumulate. WLFI remains professional, delivering as promised.
🏆 Sometimes opportunity shows up in noise. WLFI continues to build, and this episode proves one thing: the project is serious about protecting its community.
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🚨 The $WLFI launch mess - explained 🚨
1. Launch day (Sept 1)
- Community: meant to be 5%, but really 4% went live (not everyone used the lockbox).
- Liquidity & marketing: 2.8% (not 1.6% like first reported).
- Together = 6.8% circulating supply.
- Other allocations (10% ecosystem + 7.8% Alt5 Sigma) weren’t truly circulating, they just weren’t locked in smart contracts with vesting.
2. Justin Sun’s stash
- He owned 3% of the total supply.
- Only 20% of his stash was unlocked at launch, the rest (80%) was still locked.
- He publicly said he wouldn’t sell.
3. The weird price action
- $WLFI launched at $0.20 ($1B market cap).
- Billions in trading volume, tons of hype.
- But price kept sliding down, even though the community wasn’t really selling. The PA looked robotic.
4. What likely happened
- Exchanges may have dumped part of their 2.8%.
- Justin Sun allegedly funneled $WLFI through HTX (his exchange), offering users 20% APY to deposit WLFI.
- This let him dump ‘his entire stack’ while making it look like user deposits were being staked.
- he was going to fill the gap in user tokens with his own stack when too many sell or withdraw.
5. The fallout
- Sun got caught. Reports say he used user deposits to dump his personal tokens that were still locked for a while.
- His address was frozen.
- Retail realized they were exit liquidity.
👉🏽 And once again retail gets slaughtered while insiders rig the game.

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WLFI Initial Supply FAQ
@worldlibertyfi
🪙 I notice that many people are having a hard time understanding WLFI’s initial supply and how it connects to the market cap.
🪙 Don’t worry, I’ll take your hand and walk you through the math. Hold tight, I won’t disappoint.
☝️ Step 1: The Total Supply
WLFI launched with a fixed total supply of 100,000,000,000 (100B) tokens. That’s the full number we always measure everything against.
☝️ Step 2: Breaking the Supply into Two Parts
We can split the 100B into:
1. Initial Circulating Supply (~24.7%)
These are allocations that are counted as unlocked or active at launch.
2. Locked Supply (~75.3%)
Reserved for team, institutions, and long-term programs. Not available day one.
☝️ Step 3: Inside the Initial Circulating Supply (~24.7B WLFI)
⚠️ Now, here’s where people get confused. Let’s open it up:
👉 10B (10%) WLFI Inc. ecosystem allocation. Unlocked, but set aside for ecosystem growth, partnerships, and burns. ⚠️ NOT TRADABLE ON DAY 1.
👉 7.78B (~8%) ALT5 Sigma allocation. Locked as part of their Treasury strategy. ⚠️ NOT TRADABLE ON DAY 1.
👉 2.88B (~3%) Liquidity & marketing support. Used for CEX/DEX liquidity pools and exchange operations.
🪙 Controlled liquidity, not freely tradable.
👉 4B (~4%) → Presale participant unlock (20% of their allocation)
✅ This is the true free-float supply, the tokens that public investors can actually trade.
🤝TRADABLE!
☝️ Step 4: What Was Really Tradable on Day 1?
So even though 24.7% is officially counted as circulating, the actual tradable float that hit the market was much smaller:
🪙 Active tradable supply = ~4B WLFI (4%)
🪙 Add to that the controlled liquidity pools (~3%), and you get the real active supply range.
🪙 This is the portion that shaped price discovery on day one, not the full 24.7% headline figure.
Step 5: Why This Matters
☝️ This clarity removes the fog:
☝️ Circulating supply (24.7%) is not the same as Active tradable supply (~4–7%).
☝️ Big allocations (ALT5, WLFI Inc.) are locked or reserved, not dumped on the market.
☝️ The day-one float was small, making WLFI’s price more sensitive and aligned with early holders.
✅ Takeaway
1️⃣ You can see that day-one tradable tokens were limited.
2️⃣ With this understanding, we can support WLFI with confidence, because supply mechanics are on our side.
If the number still doesn't add up, let me know in the comments below. I'm patient enough to answer it thoroughly as I can. 👇
For @worldlibertyfi 🦅
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@Quantum_ox Because at $1 people who bought at 0.015 will sit on x70
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@queencryptooo $WLFI can pump and to continue to climb instead of being dumped - this will cause FOMO at some stage after listing but it will be too late to enter because coin will dump hard and new buyerswill exit with loss, after than bulls again will pump and so on andon
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