WLFI responds to controversy: Many statements are inconsistent with the facts, Peter Girnus has no association with WLFI
BlockBeats News, April 12 — In response to recent articles about WLFI published by Peter Girnus, who claimed to be a WLFI Web3 ambassador and sparked community discussions, WLFI stated, "After verification, the author is not a member of the WLFI team and has no connection with WLFI."
WLFI CEO Zach Witkoff also publicly responded under the related tweet, saying, "Peter Girnus lacks understanding of basic facts. Clarification as follows:
· World Liberty and the meme coin TRUMP have absolutely no relationship;
· World Liberty has no connection with Fight Fight Fight or CIC Digital;
· Our early holders bought in at $0.015 and $0.05, and the current price is $0.08;
· Trading fees are not our main source of revenue; our core product is a stablecoin, and its yield comes from treasury assets. By trading volume and market capitalization, our stablecoin is the second largest GENIUS-standard stablecoin."
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