Happy weekend, friends. I found that the WLFI borrowing incident has caused quite a stir, and many people are still worried that the team might run away.

Actually, in the past 48 hours, they have repaid a total of 25 million dollars in loans, clearly showing that they are not fleeing but actively proving themselves.

They use WLFI as collateral to borrow stablecoins, not recklessly, but to boost the liquidity pool early on. Without this lending, there would be no high yields to attract users. The team acts as the anchor borrower, using their own assets to recharge the ecosystem. The interest earned by users is actually them using credit to bring new participants into the project, which is called activating liquidity.

More importantly, they previously spent $65.58 million to buy back 435 million WLFI at an average price of 0.1507 on the open market. The price has dropped quite a bit now, but they invested real money, using actions to set a bottom line for value. Plus, with an annual revenue run rate of 159.5 million, this project is no longer just a coin but is building a self-sustaining, revenue-generating machine.

Next week's unlock proposal is also worth paying attention to. It’s not a full release all at once but a phased, rule-based plan. The project team is working to balance short-term pressure with long-term stability, keeping everyone on the same boat.

Ultimately, although the coin price is volatile and noisy now, what really matters is not a few days’ interest but the project's strategic layout for future settlement rights. Stay calm and see the logic clearly—those who do will be the ones laughing last.

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