Krypto

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Krypto

Krypto

@Huw3tab

Katılım Ocak 2022
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Watcher.Guru
Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru·
JUST IN: TRON Founder Justin Sun files lawsuit against Trump Family's crypto project World Liberty Financial. "They wrongfully froze all of my tokens, stripped me of my right to vote on governance proposals, and have threatened to permanently destroy my tokens."
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VeChain@vechainofficial·
AI, blockchains + Trust = the tripartite economy. Three actors: Enterprise Individuals Agents All on-chain, all powering the next era of the digital economy. It’s going to be exponential. $VET
VeChain@vechainofficial

We couldn't agree more with this as we expand our products to embed trust at the core of the agentic economy using blockchain technology. Check out our 2026 roadmap (pinned tweet) to see how we're driving a new frontier of mass adoption for Web3. $VET

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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@BRW_Solo This community is so dull, holding on to mega rewards and hoping for 1c again. Your great and amazing fat rewards are killing the value of your token, do you not see it!
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BRW_Solo🔥@BRW_Solo·
🟩 $TX We need Liquidity badly We need Market Makers badly We need Issuers badly We need a Marketplace badly We need Clarity badly
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VeChain@vechainofficial·
For centuries, value creation was governed by 2 actors: individuals and businesses. Now, a third has arrived: the AI agent. It can reason, act, and transact 24/7, on behalf of people and companies alike. Importantly, it will need digital rails to transact, create deals, and transfer value on - and those rails are blockchain-powered. The missing piece for adoption is trust - and the ability to validate AI agents' identities and actions. We believe trust infrastructure for agents is the next frontier, and $VET is its layer.
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Crypto Fergani
Crypto Fergani@cryptofergani·
MICHAEL SAYLOR: "Soon every billionaire will buy a billion dollars of Bitcoin and the supply shock will be so great that we will stop measuring BTC in terms of fiat."
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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@cryptofergani Can't stand this idiot, he is playing you. Stop giving him a platform to spread bs.
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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@PeakOneX @worldlibertyfi It's all for fomo fool! Look at the promises by the team and really ask yourself the question, how relevant is it? My answer is all irrelevant promises and feeding you hope. Most of the time idiots like you are echoing their bs.
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Peak
Peak@PeakOneX·
Just wondering when the #WLFI app will be available?
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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@CryptoWendyO In order to be successful in crypto, Do not LIKES and follow this or any YouTube video but above all DON'T listen to any of their Dull content and opinions. Don't be so naive, they do this for sponsorship money.
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Wendy O
Wendy O@CryptoWendyO·
In order to be successful in crypto, you have to know how to pivot.
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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@wealthyanon You fukin left out the other dirt bags scammers CEO and Co-founders? Retail are so dull and stupid as hell in this space!
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Wealthy Anon
Wealthy Anon@wealthyanon·
If you want a clean case study in how 2025–2026 "presidential crypto" actually works in practice, World Liberty Financial is it. The headline is simple, and it's ugly: the founding family has extracted somewhere north of a billion dollars in cash, the retail bag-holders are down 75% from the top, and the mechanism that locks those bag-holders in place was written by the same people pocketing the money. Let's go through it piece by piece, because the details matter. World Liberty Financial is a DeFi project announced by Eric Trump in August 2024 and built around a governance token called WLFI plus a dollar-pegged stablecoin called USD1. Donald Trump is listed as "co-founder emeritus," Eric, Donald Jr., and Barron are listed as co-founders, and the day-to-day is run by Zach Witkoff (son of Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff) alongside Chase Herro and Zak Folkman. On paper it sells itself as open, permissionless, on-chain finance for everyone. In practice the token is governance-only, the founders control the unlock switch, and the smart contract contains a blacklist function that lets them freeze any wallet they choose. More on that last part in a minute. Now the part that rarely gets emphasized clearly enough. A Wall Street Journal feature calculated that World Liberty has generated at least $1.2 billion in cash for the Trump family over 16 months, plus around $2.25 billion in paper gains from crypto holdings, while the Witkoffs brought in at least $200 million on top of that. For perspective, Trump's real estate empire took eight years to generate $1.2 billion in cash between 2010 and 2017. The crypto project lapped the actual business empire in under a year and a half. How is that possible? Because disclosures show 75% of WLFI token sales flow directly to a Trump entity, 12.5% to the Witkoffs, and 12.5% to co-founders Zak Folkman and Chase Herro. Just over $401 million from the WLFI token sale alone went to DT Marks DEFI LLC, a firm in which President Trump owns 70% and his family owns the remaining 30%. On top of that, World Liberty is set to bring in around $100 million in interest from the assets backing its USD1 stablecoin, 75% of which also goes to DT Marks. Then there is the foreign money. On January 16, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan's lieutenants purchased 49% of World Liberty for $500 million, days before the inauguration. Separately, a $2 billion investment from Abu Dhabi-based sovereign wealth fund MGX into Binance used the USD1 token, a deal Elizabeth Warren called "shady." And then there's the Alt5 Sigma move, which is the most brazen piece of the whole thing. World Liberty bought a controlling stake in Alt5 Sigma, a small Nasdaq-listed firm, which then raised $750 million from investors at $7.50 per share and directed almost all of that money into buying WLFI tokens at 20 cents, 60% above what private investors had recently paid. Unlike Strategy buying Bitcoin on open markets, Alt5 bought tokens directly from World Liberty. Over $500 million flowed to Trump entities and $90 million to the Witkoffs. Alt5 shares have since fallen more than 75% to $1.70, and WLFI tokens dropped to 10 cents. Read that paragraph twice. A public company was used as a pipe to buy tokens from the insiders at a markup, and the people who provided the actual cash are now down 75%+. Now the other side of the ledger. Trump fans bought $550 million worth of WLFI tokens, and they are still unable to trade the majority of them. The project's creators granted themselves the sole power to decide who can sell and when. Only 20% of the tokens have been released, and a promised vote among holders on unlocking the rest has not materialized for months. One holder put it bluntly on the governance forum: nearly 80% of WLFI presale tokens are still locked after almost two years. The token is down over 75% from its record high of $0.33 in September, which means the people holding the locked 80% are watching their position evaporate in real time with no exit door. The WLFI token lets holders vote on changes to the protocol. But the protocol isn't a DAO, and token holders cannot create their own proposals. In other words: you can vote yes or no on what the insiders put in front of you. You cannot put anything in front of them. That's not governance. It's a suggestion box. And when retail holders started showing up in the forum asking for clarity? Dozens of replies have been deleted by forum moderators. Every token holder should understand this next part, because it reframes everything. Tron founder Justin Sun, once WLFI's largest public backer with around $75 million invested, has accused the team of embedding a secret blacklisting function in the token's smart contract, allowing them to freeze, restrict, or seize any investor's holdings without prior disclosure. In September 2025, WLFI blacklisted his wallet, which held roughly 595 million unlocked WLFI tokens worth about $107 million at the time, after he made a few outbound transactions including one worth $9 million. Sun said the transactions didn't involve any buying or selling and couldn't have any market impact. Think about what that means. An investor who put in tens of millions of dollars, who was publicly praised by the project, moved his own tokens between his own wallets, and the team flipped a switch and froze him. Sun says the roughly 545 million WLFI locked in his frozen wallet have now lost more than $80 million in value since the blacklisting. If they can do it to the guy who wrote a $75 million check, they can do it to you. Sun has also alleged that a March governance vote on token lock-ups had more than 76% of votes come from just 10 wallets, arguing the outcome was predetermined rather than a genuine community decision. Whether or not you take his word for it, the on-chain concentration of voting power is something anyone can verify, and it is not flattering. While retail is locked, the insiders got creative about converting their own locked paper into real cash. CoinDesk reported on April 9 that WLFI had deposited 5 billion of its own governance tokens into Dolomite, a lending protocol whose co-founder advises WLFI, and borrowed $75 million in stablecoins that were partially routed to Coinbase Prime. The WLFI token dropped 12% to a record low the following day. Dolomite co-founder Corey Caplan also serves as the project's chief technology officer. WLFI now represents around 55% of total supplied assets on Dolomite, and the USD1 lending pool is currently running at about 93% utilization. Translation: the insiders used their own tokens as collateral on a lending platform staffed by one of their own advisors to pull out $75 million in actual spendable stablecoins, and at least $40 million of it went to an exchange. Retail can't even move their tokens between wallets without risking a freeze, and the insiders are out here using the same tokens as loan collateral. After Sun went public and the price hit a record low, WLFI announced what it framed as a cleanup. The proposal would unlock 62.3 billion WLFI tokens that were previously locked indefinitely, with no vesting schedule. Early supporters holding 17 billion WLFI would keep all their tokens, subject to a two-year cliff followed by a two-year linear vesting period. Founders, team members, advisors and partners holding 45.2 billion WLFI would see 10 percent of that allocation burned, while the remaining 40.7 billion tokens begin unlocking over five years after a two-year cliff. So let's be clear about what the "generous" offer actually is. Insiders surrender roughly 4.5 billion tokens up front and in return get to start unlocking over 40 billion that previously had no path to liquidity at all. And holders who do not affirmatively accept the new vesting terms keep their tokens locked indefinitely. Critics are warning that the latest "fix" could trap some WLFI holders for good, and that the real problem, the concentrated setup of governance, access, and control, has not been addressed. You either sign a multi-year lockup on worse terms, or you stay frozen forever. That is not a fix. That is a squeeze. One of the project's co-founders, Chase Herro, is a former "get-rich-quick" class instructor who has referred to himself as the "dirtbag of the internet." In a since-deleted YouTube video, Herro said you can literally sell anything, wrapped in anything, for a billion dollars if the story is right, because people will buy it. That is not a selectively edited moment from a random crypto bro. That is the person co-running a protocol the sitting President of the United States and his family are publicly attached to, describing in his own words the exact model they have since run. The story was the right one. People bought it. A billion-plus dollars later, here we are. Put it all in one place. The Trump family and the Witkoffs have pulled somewhere in the range of $1.4 billion in realized cash and over $2 billion in paper gains out of the system. A foreign fund run by an Abu Dhabi royal owns 49% of the company. Retail put in $550 million and can trade only a fifth of what they bought. The token has lost roughly three-quarters of its value from the top. The largest outside investor had $100M+ frozen on the insiders' discretion. The insiders took out a $75M loan against their own tokens, using a platform run by one of their own people. The proposed "unlock" either locks you in for years on new terms or locks you forever. And the governance forum deletes the complaints. WLFI is not a bug in crypto. It is crypto operating exactly as its critics have always said it could: a project with a famous name on the front, a blacklist function in the back, a revenue split engineered for the founders, and a "community" that functions as an exit liquidity pool. Anyone holding locked WLFI is making a bet that a team whose documented behavior includes freezing a $100M+ investor, deleting forum posts, borrowing against their own tokens, and proposing a "fix" that extends lockups by years will suddenly decide to be fair to small holders. That's not an investment thesis. That's hope. The Trump family's billion-plus is already in the bank. The question every retail holder should be asking isn't "when does it moon." It's: given everything on the record, what exactly is the argument that you ever get to sell at all?
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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@BRW_Solo it's not a crash! it's a rug pull.
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Krypto@Huw3tab·
@NavigatorsReset Where is the proof? Where are all the plans? Where are all the guidelines? Where are all the regulatory conformity relating to RWA? Where is the policy? Where is the acceptance from authorities to allow Tokenizations? What about licences? NONE because it's all bs fomo scheme!
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Liberty Financial 🦅
Liberty Financial 🦅@MoonLiberty_·
One year ago, we made a decision most people were too scared to make. 💰 $10,000,000 USDC invested 🪙 666.67M $WLFI acquired We’ve sold ZERO $WLFI. ZERO. Why? Because dumping tokens kills projects. Because dilution destroys trust. We believe in strong hands, controlled supply, and a roadmap that takes $WLFI into the TOP 5. 💎 Diamond hands aren’t a meme. They’re a strategy. Trust the team. Trust $WLFI. Trust USD1 🦅🔥 Check my pinned post ✅️
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CasinoCoin/LuckyHash 🪝
CasinoCoin/LuckyHash 🪝@CasinoCoin·
Did you know we're launching the multichain $CSC Lobby on Telegram? Telegram boasts a massive user base of hundreds of millions, making it the perfect platform for gaming solutions.
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