Battle erupted between Justin Solar — an advisor to the Donald Trump-affiliated World Liberty Monetary — and the remainder of the mission’s workforce when World Liberty blacklisted numerous Solar’s WLFI tokens after his workforce shifted them from his pockets to exchanges.
Blacklisting is a instrument that the World Liberty workforce has used sparingly, with a complete of solely 4 addresses added to date.
These are:
0x4c1640caf9Ec0D3Ad8E32D3BBc2dD7D6745ef790 (an handle initially funded from Binance)
0xF668cc6cdE8ae8670d90400c32EfD78C8d6E243A (owns kaas.eth)
0xB9b8EF61b7851276B0239757A039d54a23804CBb (owns bruno.eth)
0x5AB26169051d0D96217949ADb91E86e51a5FDA74 (Justin Solar)
The Solar handle is labeled as “TRON DAO” however is the place the World Liberty Monetary tokens had been despatched after Solar’s funding within the mission, a call over which no DAO was consulted.
A assessment of all of those addresses on Etherscan reveals that every one 4 are nonetheless blacklisted, and Justin Solar represents 99.9% of all tokens on World Liberty Monetary’s blacklist to date.
In addition to Solar being the most important investor in World Liberty and an advisor to the mission, World Liberty has additionally added a number of Solar-affiliated tokens to its portfolio, together with Solar-founded TRON and Solar-advised Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC).
