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PANews reported on September 6th that Bruno Skvorc, founder of NFT infrastructure RMRK, tweeted a complaint, stating that his address had been marked as high-risk by the WLFI team and his tokens had been locked. On-chain detective ZachXBT commented, "Most of the time, 'high-risk' disclosures are inaccurate, so teams can't rely solely on compliance tools, many of which are flawed. It's good to see that the World Liberty Financial team is taking a more proactive approach than other teams like Circle, as this will ultimately benefit the victims. However, they do need to be cautious, as a false positive and blacklisting could cause irreparable damage to their reputation. If your address is indeed a false positive, we hope the issue can be resolved quickly."According to previous news , WLFI: There are 272 wallets on the blacklist, and the freeze is to prevent users from losing money.