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Expand I just used Chatgpt to ask: Did Justin Sun dump $WLFI? Chatgpt says there's no conclusive evidence that Justin Sun dumped the market. As an early investor, whether large or small, buying and selling should be free. Whether to sell with paper or diamond hands is a matter of personal preference. Financial freedom is the core essence of blockchain. Therefore, it's the duty of large investors to sell, and it's a matter of courtesy not to sell. $WLFI has been falling steadily, and many people have been trapped by buying all the way. Too many people in the market are desperate to find a scapegoat to vent their anger, and Justin Sun has become the perfect choice. Is the decline in $WLFI simply due to a dump? Could it be because this team's previous behavior was so disastrous? Neither $TRUMP nor #MELANIA has been close to zero. Who would dare to buy a third coin? Is $BTC afraid of a dump? Is $BNB afraid of a dump? How many billionaires has BTC created? How many more has BNB created? I haven't heard of how many billionaires $WLFI has created!!! $WLFI only released a small amount of tokens in the early stages, yet you're so afraid of a sell-off. The real reason is that there are too few buyers, and even more so, because its previous reputation was terrible. The smear campaign against Justin Sun has attracted some onlookers. As long as there's traffic, they'll dig up all the negative material about him from ten years ago and attack him together. Objectively speaking, Justin Sun has been more beneficial than harmful to the industry in recent years. It's a fact that no one who participated in the $HTX private placement lost money. His bid for a banana, his number one spot at the Trump dinner, his appearance on the cover of Forbes, and his spaceflight have all contributed to the popularization of blockchain. Huobi offers a 20% interest rate on deposits. Popular cryptocurrencies typically offer this promotion, including Trump, and it's not unique to $WLFI. I think Justin Sun's biggest problem is his youth. This should be a lifelong pain for pgala. This matter wasn't handled properly at the time. They had just spent a fortune acquiring Huobi, only to be suddenly struck by another unforeseen disaster. If this matter were handled now, users would be given a good explanation. No one is perfect, and no gold is pure. Everyone has their own standards for judging Justin Sun's merits and demerits, but $WLFI's undermining of financial freedom, resulting in the freezing and moral coercion of Justin Sun, is a serious violation of the spirit of freedom on the blockchain. Criticism for the sake of criticism shouldn't be just for the sake of criticism. Slandering Justin Sun and selling $WLFI may gain traffic in the short term, but in the long run, it actually serves to smear the facts. In this industry, truly valuable bloggers should respect objective facts and cultivate clear understanding among users.