2026-01-23 04:38:05

Financial management activities are back, and this time the main character is the USD1 token. Many people have already withdrawn their USD1 from the financial management platform and started participating in this round of profit plans.

The gameplay is quite straightforward: transfer USD1 to your spot account, contract account, or leverage account, and you will receive WLFI tokens every Friday. It sounds good, but the details are crucial:

**A few key points to note:**
1. USD1 obtained through borrowing does not count towards the activity—only your genuine USD1 holdings matter
2. The activity period runs from January 23 to February 20, roughly a one-month window
3. Participation is flexible; you can choose any account type based on your trading habits

Overall, if you hold USD1, you might consider taking action during this period. Earning tokens weekly is quite attractive. But as always, don’t let the returns cloud your judgment—risk management should always come first.

USD1-0,01%

WLFI1,49%

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-26 03:42

Another "no loss" event, but the borrowed U doesn't count? That's outrageous, feels like they're just plugging holes.

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SmartContractRebel

· 01-25 06:37

Are you trying to harvest the little guys again? I've seen this trick where borrowed coins don't count before.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-24 15:13

Another wave of the typical rug pull scheme. The borrowed USD1 doesn't count, are they really just trying to get us to throw real money in?

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SignatureVerifier

· 01-23 05:08

tbh the borrowed USD1 exclusion is where they get you... what's their validation mechanism even checking for? sounds like insufficient auditing to me, ngl

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OnChainDetective

· 01-23 05:08

Wait, why did they suddenly pull USD1 out of the wealth management? There must be whales transferring positions behind the scenes. I need to check the on-chain data... The rule that borrowing USD1 doesn't count—I was thinking about what this is preventing. Leverage arbitrage? Or are big players secretly manipulating orders... A one-month window, from January 23 to February 20. The timing is so deliberate. I need to monitor large transfers during this period. It sounds appealing, but I just feel something's off. Weekly WLFI on Fridays? Is the platform trying to recover liquidity? I need to look at the backend data to understand the real intent. Only genuine USD1 participation involves real money, so borrowed amounts are automatically excluded. Isn't this a capital screening mechanism... Honestly, the rules set for this activity are quite meticulous. It actually makes me more cautious.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-23 05:07

Another trick to manipulate the market, borrowing USD1 doesn't count, this is really shady. --- A one-month window period, it feels like this round of market is a bit虚. --- Weekly WLFI distribution on Friday, really, as I always say, first figure out if this coin has liquidity before talking. --- I just want to know if I can sell WLFI later, don't end up with an air coin. --- Playing with leverage accounts for this? Bro, are you trying to leverage and lose or what? I still prefer to hold spot safely. --- The phrase "Risk management first" is really well said, but unfortunately, no one listens.

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-23 05:04

What kind of tricks are you up to? Can WLFI really take action?

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-23 04:46

Here comes another round of cutting leeks, but this time the profit-sharing logic is quite clear.

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