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Odaily Odaily reports that CZ posted a joking message on the X platform, saying, "Who needs a punch bag?" He also reiterated that if anyone creates or buys Meme coins based on his tweets, he is likely to never mention the term again for a long time, or even ever, and explicitly stated that he does not recommend such speculative behavior.

CZ reiterated that people should not create or purchase Meme coins based on his tweets, and that the related terms may be "never mentioned again."

Odaily Odaily reports that DeFi^2 published an article on the X platform alleging manipulation in World Liberty Fi's (WLFI) governance vote this month. Bubble Maps shows that most major voters were team or strategic partner wallets. The vote forcibly passed a $1 growth plan to sell WLFI tokens, while tokens held by genuine investors have remained locked since TGE and are unable to participate in the unlocking vote. According to the project's official documentation, 75% of protocol revenue flows to the Trump family and 25% to the Witkoff family, with WLFI holders receiving no protocol revenue. The team has already transferred 500 million WLFI tokens to Jump Trading. DeFi^2 believes that due to WLFI's lack of governance rights and revenue sharing, and the pressure from the foundation to sell off its holdings, its $17 billion valuation lacks intrinsic value support. DeFi^2 has been intermittently short WLFI since the pre-market price was above $0.34 and expects the token price to continue to fall due to dilution and deliberate profit-taking.

Opinion: The World Liberty Fi team manipulated governance voting to sacrifice holders' interests and cash out.

According to Odaily, the Korea Customs Service announced that it has transferred three Chinese nationals suspected of involvement in a cryptocurrency money laundering scheme to the prosecution.
The suspects are accused of transferring approximately 150 billion won (about US$101.7 million) through illegal foreign exchange transactions between September 2021 and June 2023. The Korea Customs Service stated that the suspects used cryptocurrency accounts both domestically and internationally, as well as Korean bank accounts, to transfer funds under the guise of paying for plastic surgery and overseas education. The scheme involved purchasing cryptocurrencies overseas and transferring them to South Korea, then converting them into Korean won and distributing them to local bank accounts to evade regulation. Currently, the three individuals have been transferred to the prosecution for violating South Korea's Foreign Exchange Transaction Act.

South Korea indicts three Chinese nationals in connection with a $102 million cryptocurrency money laundering case.

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