WLFI: Blacklisting 272 addresses is to protect users' asset security; we never proactively seek to ban any accounts.

On September 6, the official social media account of the Trump family crypto project, World LibertyFi, posted that their team has noticed the community's concerns regarding the recent wallet blacklist. The primary principle is transparency, meaning WLFI only intervenes to protect users and never interferes with normal activities. In the past few days, a total of 272 wallets have been blacklisted, which accounts for only a very small portion of the total holders. This action is purely a temporary measure taken to prevent harm during the investigation and to assist affected users. Among these 272 addresses: · 215 (about 79.0%) are related to phishing attacks—the team proactively intervened to prevent hackers from transferring funds and is working with legitimate owners to secure/transfer assets. · 50 (about 18.4%) were reported stolen by owners through support channels, and the team implemented blacklist protection upon request. The WLFI team never proactively seeks to ban any accounts and only takes action when malicious or high-risk activities that may harm community members are detected. User safety is above all else. The team will never ban accounts for normal market participation.