A member of the suspected WLFI Wallet team denies the proposal linking "Aave will receive 7% of the total WLFI tokens."

BlockBeats reports that on August 23, a suspected member of the WLFI Wallet team, Dylan0x (@0xDylan), posted a denial regarding the proposal related to "Aave will receive 7% of the total WLFI tokens." As a result, AAVE dropped from a high of $385.99 to $365, with a short-term decline exceeding 5%. Crypto KOL @Luyaoyuan1 expressed views on this event, stating, "Previously, I firmly believed that Aave had this 7% and 20% protocol profits to go long AAVE trades, but in the weeks leading up to the WLFI announcement, I noticed the weakness of AAVE/ETH and Aave's lagging rise. Rumors say that if WLFI does not fork, they do not intend to give AAVE the 7% coin, which should not be surprising as there are precedents; SPK defaulted on 10% yield and ultimately only provided 1%, and it ended up unresolved. WLFI's public sale initially sounded good with full unlock, but it has now changed to partial unlock. AAVE is now a project that has been deceived multiple times. If there is a default, support AAVE in suing WLFI." BlockBeats note: Currently, there is no public channel to verify the specific identity information of Dylan0x (@0xDylan), and investors should exercise caution in distinguishing and pay attention to asset protection.