WLFI scam check on Ethereum: what our research found
Risks found: the contract code can be replaced.
What we checked
- Contract source published
- Yes
- Ownership renounced
- No
- Buy tax
- None found
- Sell tax
- None found
- Deployer
- 0x97f1f8003ad0fb1c99361170310c65dc84f921e3
- Holders
- 85,116
- Largest holder, excluding pools and burns
- 40.44%
- Top 10 holders, excluding pools and burns
- 74.88%
Latest finding
World Liberty Financial launched a new $WLFI token buyback program on Nov 6, 2026, saying the success of $USD1 and the growing WLFI ecosystem is funding it.
Figures at the time of research
- Price
- $0.04711
- 24h change
- -1.39%
- Liquidity
- $12,550,468.00
- 24h volume
- $330,300.00
- 24h trades
- 9,650
- Pool created
- Jul 17, 2025
Full answers
- Nov 6, 2026, 01:42 UTC — World Liberty Financial launched a new $WLFI token buyback program on Nov 6, 2026, saying the success of $USD1 and the growing WLFI ecosystem is funding it.
- Oct 30, 2026, 06:27 UTC — Binance says the Oct 29 hot-wallet incident affected around $6.3B across chains, trackers put hacker-linked wallets at $5.6-5.9B, making it potentially the lar…
- Oct 1, 2026, 14:18 UTC — Binance extends airdrop for holding USD1 for another 4 weeks: from October 2 to October 30, 150 million WLFI and up to 2.5 million USD1
Findings come from public sources as of the dates shown. They are not financial advice and not a guarantee that a token is safe.