DefiLlama’s anonymous founder, 0xngmi, announced on social media that the decentralized finance (DeFi) data platform has detected serious inconsistencies in Figure’s total value locked (TVL) data. 0xngmi stated that Figure's on-chain assets and trading volume do not match the claimed 0 to the data, the company only holds approximately $5 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) and $4 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) on exchanges, while Bitcoin's 24-hour trading volume is only $2,000. Furthermore, the supply of Figure's own stablecoin, YLDS, is limited to just 20 million 1 to the DefiLlama team, this data contradicts the company's claimed $12 billion in on-chain RWA (real-world assets).
The platform's analysis revealed that most RWA transfers originate from accounts other than the asset owners, and loans are largely processed in fiat currency, with on-chain payment transactions virtually nonexistent. 0xngmi explained that DefiLlama discussed the matter with Figure in a Telegram group, raising numerous concerns about the system and the removal process. However, during the process, some claimed that DefiLlama rejected Figure solely because of his social media 2 even circulated that the platform was charging a listing 3 News: Bitcoin Bull Millionaire Arthur Hayes Discusses BTC: “Be Patient, BTC Bull...” DefiLlama, however, vehemently denied these allegations. 0xngmi, who maintains that the platform has never rejected a project based on follower count and has never charged any fees, said, “DefiLlama's value lies in providing users with reliable and accurate 4 this trust is our top priority.” The company stated that the $12 billion TVL revealed by Figure may actually be merely an on-chain reflection of an internal database, and its accuracy should be seriously questioned. *This is not investment 5 Reading: Suspicion of Major Fraud Emerges on a Cryptocurrency Platform: It Claimed to Have $12 Billion
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