Honestly, I don’t get it either—what’s the point of fud-ing WLFI at this price… It’s exactly because I got in on the first round of WLFI that I understand it just a little bit more than others. At a price around 0.2, with a circulating supply of at most 3 billion tokens, that’s about $600 million market cap. Before the official launch, the futures market can dump WLFI like crazy (just like how Binance listings in the past would get dumped to the bottom before launch). Buyers don’t dare to buy, and sellers are hedging. But what about after September 1st? Circulating market cap is $600 million. Now imagine this—what if Alt5 or some other U.S. stock company or another firm decides to buy some WLFI? Can they even buy up the circulating supply? $600 million probably isn’t even enough for Alt5 to buy, right? Or what if the app launches, lending features roll out, and someone wants to get involved with Trump? They buy a bit of WLFI—what would happen then? For altcoins, you’ve got to look at circulating market cap, not total market cap. Sure, unlocking 80% of tokens later will definitely hurt, but that’s not happening at launch. After all, even Trump’s nothingburger token pumped to over $100. If WLFI’s stablecoin USD1 takes off, or the app launches, or lending features roll out, or Trump gives it a shoutout, it’s not like you’d lose money. This is not financial advice.