Polygon Bruno Skvorc developer lashed out on Saturday at World Liberty Financial (WLF), accusing the company to steal their funds. In a publication about X, Skvorc wrote:
“… they stole my money, and because it is the @potus family, I can’t do anything about it.”
Skvorc was one of the hundreds of users, including the founder of Tron and WLF’s investor, Justin Sun, whose chips were frozen by WLF.
The decentralized finance firm (DEFI) is closely linked to the president of the United States, Donald Trump and his family. A Trump entity has 60% of WLF and earns 75% of the income of the sale of tokens. Trump’s children, Eric and Donald Trump Jr. are part of the company’s management. According to an estimate published by The New Yorker in August, the Trump family won around $ 412.5 million WLF.
Skvorc attached the email response he received from WLF to his publication X, which pointed out that the company “could not unlock” its tokens. The company justified the freezing of tokens “due to high -risk blockchain exhibition associated with Skvorc’s wallet.
The polygon developer compared WLF with the ‘New Age Mafia’
Since WLF began operating on September 1, the protocol has blocked at least 272 wallets. Denouncing the protocol as “the scam of all scams,” Skvorc said:
“This is the mafia of the new era. There is no one to complain, no one to argue, nobody to sue. Simply … it is.”
Skvorc is far from being the only one to criticize WLF assets. In a long place X on Friday, Sun, who invested $ 45 million in WLF last year, declared that his assets were “unreasonably frozen.”
In addition, Sun said that a great financial brand must be rooted in “equity, transparency and trust.” And not “in unilateral actions that freeze investors’ assets,” he wrote, adding:
“Such measures [freezing user assets] Not only violates the legitimate rights of investors, but also risks damaging the broader confidence in the finance of world freedom. “
The Token Wlfi is quoted at around $ 0.19 at the time of writing, more than 67% below its maximum of all time on the day of the launch.
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WLF has doubled in its movement to freeze assets
In an X Post, WLF defended his decision of the wallets of the users of the blacklist, indicating:
“WLFI only intervenes to protect users, to never silence normal activity.”
The firm also added that the measure was made “only to avoid damage” while investigating and helped the users impacted.
WLF also shared a breakdown of wallets in the blacklist, which showed that 79% of blocked wallets were linked to a phishing attack. The firm said that the 215 wallets had frozen preventively to prevent computer pirates to drain the funds. WLF said he is working with the legitimate owner of the wallets to ensure their respective assets.
The breakdown also revealed that WLF blocked 50 wallets at the request of the owners after they reported that their wallets were compromised. Only five wallets were marked for high -risk exposure, whose security risks are currently under review, according to WLF.
In addition, WLF blocked a wallet for suspicion of improper appropriation of the funds of other users. The firm said it will continue working with users to verify control and ensure funds, and share clear results for each category of wallets once the reviews are completed.
The detective in the Zachxbt chain praised the WLF approach, but warned against the risks of reputation of the false positives of the blacklist. Zachxbt noticed:
“The problem is most of the time exposure to” high risk “is incorrect, so it cannot depend on compliance tools as a equipment.”
Zachxbt wrote that all the most important compliance tools are defective, and WLF is doing a better job than others like Circle, but warned that most teams do not find the correct balance.