The representatives of two protocols who have tokens held by the Treasury of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project supported by President Donald Trump and his family, deny the existence of a chip exchange agreement that required A purchase of $ 10 million to $ 15 million- to be included in the project.
A blockworks report allegedly allegedly alleged that WLFI representatives had presented protocol teams on an agreement to be included in the project treasure. The agreement was that they could buy WLFI tokens of 10 million dollars plus costs of 10%, and WLFI will buy the same amount of the tokens in their protocol.
“There is no chip exchange agreement,” said a spokesperson for Coindesk.
The TRX TRX is the second largest maintenance of the WLFI portfolio, according to chain data organized by Arkham.
The WLFI portfolio currently has 40.7 million TRX worth $ 9.3 million. WLFI made these purchases in slices throughout January.
Movement Labs, which saw its move jump at the end of January, when WLFI bought $ 2 million, and rumors turned to the team was in discussion with the government’s ministry of efficiency led by Elon Musk, also denied that there was an exchange agreement in place.
Rushi Manche, co-founder of Movement Labs, told Coindesk earlier than they had sent tokens to person including WLFI.
“There was no offer – rear door offers. It was only the purchase of the market,” said Manche in Coindesk.
