On-chain analysis: Insider accounts betting on Maduro's downfall are suspected to point to WLFI co-founder Steven Charles Witkoff.

According to @Andrey_10gwei's analysis, a trader who profited approximately $400,000 on a prediction market by betting on the downfall of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is suspected of having ties to Steven Charles Witkoff, co-founder of WLFI. The analysis indicates that one of the wallets (2i7HJJ...) that deposited funds into the prediction market account received 252.39 SOL from Coinbase at 23:53 UTC on January 1st; approximately 23 hours earlier (00:48 UTC on January 1st), a wallet named STVLU.SOL (BCcTrxcow...) deposited 252.91 SOL into Coinbase, with the two amounts matching by about 99%. The STVLU.SOL wallet registered the StCharles.SOL domain, and its initial funding source was Solhundred.sol. There were approximately $11 million in transactions between the Solhundred.sol and StevenCharles.sol wallets, leading analysts to speculate that this may point to Steven Charles Witkoff. Furthermore, approximately 3–4 hours after the insider account's profits were withdrawn to Coinbase, about $170,000 worth of Fartcoin was transferred to the STVLU.SOL wallet. These connections are inferred from on-chain paths, and the relevant parties have not yet responded.