Crypto developer Bruno Skvorc accused World Liberty Financial (WLFI) of stealing his funds by refusing to unlock his tokens due to his wallet address being labeled “high risk” by compliance tools. Skvorc claims to be one of six investors with 100% token lockups from the start. Compliance tools faced criticism for flagging addresses incorrectly. Justin Sun’s WLFI tokens were also frozen after a $9 million transaction was flagged. Sun called the freeze “unreasonable” and urged WLFI to unlock his tokens.

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1. Bitcoin reaches new all-time high of $60,000 as investors flock to the digital currency amid economic uncertainty.

2. Ethereum network sees surge in activity, with daily transactions hitting a record high of 1.3 million.

3. Tesla announces plans to accept Bitcoin as payment for its vehicles, further legitimizing the cryptocurrency in mainstream markets.

4. NFT market continues to boom, with total sales reaching $340 million in February alone, underscoring the growing interest in digital collectibles.: Polygon Dev Accuses Trump-Linked WLFI of Stealing Tokens