I just realized that WLFI has also jumped into the transit station game, @worldlibertyfi's first AI project @WorldClawAI is officially live, providing access to over 300 mainstream AI models, including GPT 5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7, all at about 30% cheaper than the official rates. It's all settled on-chain with $USD1 — every time you call a model, it's recorded on the blockchain, so every penny you spend is traceable. Previously, filling up your GPT membership felt like tossing money into a black box, but now AI is finally keeping a ledger for each 'thought' it generates. Leveraging the high-frequency use cases of AI, we're creating real payment demand with just $USD1. Later on, agents will be able to autonomously settle on Solana and BNB Chain, forming a complete closed loop from computing power calls to payment settlements. This isn't just a one-off tool; it's laying the foundational infrastructure for the AI agent economy. Locking up $WLFI also unlocks token-related benefits, and Pro/Max subscribers have a chance to be invited to dine at Mar-a-Lago with @DonaldJTrumpJr.
WLFI has officially filed a defamation lawsuit against Sun Yuchen in a Florida court, bringing in the top-notch law firm Clare Locke LLP, known for handling high-stakes media cases. As soon as the news broke, $WLFI surprisingly surged by 12% against the trend. The backstory isn't too complicated. By the end of 2024 and the start of 2025, Brother Sun's Blue Anthem accumulated a whopping 4 billion $WLFI , with a contract clearly stating 'non-transferable, no shorting'—his signature is right there, no wiggle room. However, on the eve of $WLFI 's launch, his controlled HTX wallet quietly transferred 300 million USDT to Binance. On launch day, the token plummeted by 26%, while shorts spiked by 23%. On one hand, he sits on the advisory seat locking up 4 billion tokens; on the other, he's dumping in the public market. After WLFI caught wind of it, they froze his wallet per the contract. Instead of settling down for a talk, Brother Sun chose to go to war. His lawyer threatened to make WLFI 'burn themselves' and drive the token 'down to the pits', demanding hundreds of millions. From an outsider's perspective, this move is really smelling bad. Average retail traders, once unlocked, will sell off, hedge, and short—totally normal, no one's stopping them. But Brother Sun signed a contract; they offered you such a low price and so much inventory in exchange for that promise. The unfortunate part is, initially spending big bucks to ride the Trump family hype and land an advisory position was supposed to be a real 'get-out-of-jail-free card'. Now, turning into a courtroom battle isn't necessarily a win-win for Brother Sun and HTX. In this game of rivalry, the truth will eventually come out in court.