Now that WLFI is tradable, those holders who were blocked from getting the 47 USD1 because of state and locality restrictions should now be getting additional WLFI in their lock box. Only fair.
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Might have to move states mate.
The purpose of the airdrop was to test the distribution mechanism. It needed to also comply with the relevant regulatory frameworks. Which it did. It worked as inteded and by the sound of it, means you didn’t receive something that wasn’t legal in your state. Prevented you from possessing something that you shouldn’t have. In doing so, gained regulatory compliance you did. Model citizen you are! You got to pass GO → but no collecting $200 this round.
Was not a reward mechanism or handout I’m afraid. Probably should have had some fineprint there: * In accordance with regulations.
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I understand the reason for the drop. Fact remains, some were inadvertently affected. Now, they can correct themselves. We shall see.
What state is the issue coming from ?
Inadvertently affected! It was a test, not a charity. It wasn’t even guaranteed to work. But it did, perfectly as intended. Nobody is owed anything.
Appeal to your state regulators instead, to permit legal ownership of this asset class. It’s the year 2025, not the dark ages. What sort of state is that!
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You sound like one of those who claim buying in March 2025 was just as risky as buying in October 15. SMH.
Pft…
wait, what.
I think that you misssed the point, that you actually gained instead of missing out. For once a disruptive project builds in compliance with regulatory frameworks and creates a successful smartcontract that achieves that. This in contrast with fudging it through and thereby drawing the regulators, who then drag the whole project through the mud. So if all you can see is out of that, is that you missed out on 47 bucks and should be compensated for what was a test. Then you’ve totally missed the point of this project. Best go play with Pepe and friends then.
I didn’t buy with the hopes of getting 47 bucks in some airdrop. Who the hell would have known that was coming. I bought into something that I thought would fly long term, because it would be done properly given the calibre of the people behind it. Absolutely there was a level of risk. It was a non tradeable token at the time. Did I speculate that it might be one day? Hell yes I did! Likely you did too if you bought in. Now you have your reward, 20% of which you are able to take profit or speculate further appreciation.
I’m certainly grateful that those for which the USD1 was legal to have, got their airdrop. I’m happy for the success of the rollout out of the function. In reality, it could have been just 1 USD1. That would have been enough and perhaps, it should have been. There may have been less tears 
it’s a shame that you may have missed out. But again, this project isn’t a charity.
The moment has passed mate, time to move on. It’s just unfortunate that you reside in a part of the world that may be overregulated in that respect. Thats just the fact. That’s got nothing to do with my risk appetite, that sits with you and where you live. Simple as that. Let’s just hope disruptors like WLFI has enough influence globally that places like yours change tact, like some countries are now adopting BTC at a government level. Where it was once illegal magic internet money.
Value your time more, it’s finite and worth more than 47 bucks. Put your energy and focus into the charts and ride this eagle as it pings between the bears and bulls. There be your fleeting 47 bucks. You are early and you’re going to have your win another way. Good luck to you.
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