Recently, the activity of transferring WLFI tokens into the vault has attracted widespread attention. According to on-chain data, approximately 25,000 users attempted to transfer a total of 13 billion WLFI into the vault in the past 24 hours, which corresponds to 2.6 billion of Circulating Supply being unlocked. However, this process has not been smooth.

Some users have reported encountering obstacles when transferring in, suspected to be due to official risk control measures. It is noteworthy that even the top 50 holders by position are not exempt. For example, the investor nicknamed "Gold Digger" has also faced restrictions on their 128 million WLFI.

The reasons for this situation may include the following points: First, the user's KYC (Know Your Customer) information may have expired, or the authentication process was not completed during the initial purchase. Second, the user's wallet address may have been flagged by the system as high risk. Certain behaviors, such as using coin mixing services or frequently trading, can lead to the address being placed on a risk list.

For users experiencing difficulties with transfers, it is recommended to follow the steps outlined in the official guidelines for appeals and to remain patient while waiting for a resolution. At the same time, we must remind all users to stay vigilant when dealing with such issues, and not to trust unverified information on social media or click on suspicious links to avoid falling into scams.

This event has also sparked discussions within the industry regarding Token Circulating Supply management and user privacy protection. As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, how to ensure transaction security while balancing user experience and privacy rights will become an important issue faced by the industry.