Token endorsed by former Ghanaian president accused of "rug pull"; project team sells massive amounts
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analytics platform Bubblemaps reported that the same address cluster it identified has sold approximately $600,000 worth of CWU tokens, but the related addresses still hold about 85% of the CWU supply. This token previously attracted attention due to support from the former president of Ghana.
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