Brother Sun wanted it all: money, political connections, and the ability to trick retail investors into holding onto their holdings. As a major investor, investing, unlocking, and selling according to the rules wouldn't be a problem. The problem is, he wanted all three. As it turns out, Brother Sun's biggest priority was making money. He'd eat the chicken first, and the coconut soup would be a later decision.

His calculations are clear: to establish good relations with political resources, let retail investors exit, and focus on free resources. He thinks he can get away with it by pretending to build a plank road while secretly attacking Chencang. Unfortunately, the blockchain is transparent, and the leeks in the crypto have evolved into Sherlock Holmes. Oh my god, he must be preparing a big move right now.

Let's discuss the matter objectively. First, if Brother Sun truly engaged in the activities of transferring user tokens to a market crash, as the Wlfi team alleges, does the Wlfi team have the legal right to freeze the funds? If "no," then the funds should be unfrozen. If "yes," then... We need to investigate whether Brother Sun engaged in the aforementioned activities, as the Wlfi team alleges. If "no," then the funds should be unfrozen. If "yes," then the funds should be frozen.