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according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the WLFI team-linked address has transferred 833 million WLFI, worth $55.57 million, to the Unlock Contract (0x74B...9583) in batches over the past 24 hours. The funds originated from the WLFI multi-sig and Strategic Reserve addresses. This receiving address currently holds 17.82 billion WLFI, with a total value of $1.19 billion. It remains uncertain whether this is related to the proposal passed last week to unlock 62.2 billion WLFI tokens after two years. Over the past ten days, WLFI has risen from a low of $0.0512 to a high of $0.0763, a maximum increase of 49%, and is currently priced at $0.0672.
According to the official announcement, Binance has now completed the integration of USDC on the Starknet network and World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) on the AB chain, and deposits and withdrawals are now available.
According to a Reuters report, Nobitex—the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Iran—has processed at least approximately $2.3 billion in funds via the Tron and BNB Smart Chain networks since 2023. Some of these funds originated from the Central Bank of Iran (CBI), which is under U.S. sanctions, and are linked to other sanctioned entities, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Hamas, and Hezbollah. Data from blockchain analytics firms Arkham and Elliptic, along with insights from multiple analysts, indicate that related transactions on Tron alone exceeded $2 billion, while those on BNB Smart Chain totaled approximately $317 million; tens of millions of dollars continued flowing even after hostilities erupted. The report notes that Tron was founded by Justin Sun, and BNB Smart Chain was launched by Binance; both blockchains intersect financially and governance-wise with World Liberty Financial—a crypto project led by Donald Trump. Since its founding in 2018, Nobitex’s sanctioned-related transactions have cumulatively amounted to at least approximately $366 million.