PANews reported on September 6th that Ki Young Ju, CEO of the on-chain data analysis platform CryptoQuant, posted on the X platform that there was no problem with selling unlocked WLFI tokens, and that the responsibility for being blacklisted should be placed on the WLFI Foundation, as they debanked their users, violating its original purpose.
Opinion: There is nothing wrong with Justin Sun selling unlocked WLFI, and the responsibility for being blacklisted lies with the WLFI Foundation
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