ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, on-chain data shows that the FBI's token was created in late May, and the law enforcement agency apparently profited from the token before stopping trading 21 days ago.When the NexF liquidity pool was created on the decentralized exchange Uniswap, the token's deployer provided approximately 5 ETH of liquidity, worth $12,000 at the time, along with 50 billion NexF. Months later, when 43 billion NexF were withdrawn from the pool, the wallet gained approximately 11 ETH of liquidity, worth $26,500, resulting in a profit of $14,500 for the token's deployer.

According to ChainCatcher news, monitored by Lookonchain, the FBI has created a token and company named "NexFundAI" on Ethereum to identify and combat these suspected fraudsters and bring them to justice.On-chain data shows that a wallet that previously manipulated SAITAMA to earn over 11 million dollars transferred 0.01 ETH to the deployer of NexFundAI. This manipulating wallet only spent 7,357 dollars to purchase 875.8 trillion SAITAMA.Then, the wallet sold 687.66 trillion SAITAMA on-chain for 8.85 million dollars and deposited 737 trillion SAITAMA (worth 2.75 million dollars) into CEX. During this period, the manipulator also repurchased SAITAMA, spending only 253,000 dollars.By manipulating SAITAMA, this wallet address earned over 11 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, a member of the Abstract Chain team @0xCygaar pointed out on the X platform that the FBI is suspected of violating the MIT License when issuing the token NexFundAI.The staff member stated that the FBI directly copied several library files from OpenZeppelin in its smart contract but failed to attach the required license declaration in the code, constituting copyright infringement. According to the MIT License, all copies or substantial portions of the software must include the license declaration.Previous news, the FBI had previously created a token called NexFundAI on Ethereum to identify and combat these suspected fraudsters and bring them to justice.

ChainCatcher news, according to Reuters, the FBI has created a token named NexFundAI on Ethereum to identify and combat these alleged fraudsters and bring them to justice.It is reported that the FBI is discussing cooperation with market makers using the identity of the company and the token. One of the defendants explained that his company uses bots to buy and sell simultaneously on CEX to generate trading volume.Previous news, the U.S. Department of Justice has filed market manipulation charges against four cryptocurrency companies and their related personnel. These companies include Gotbit, ZM Quant, CLS Global, and MyTrade, accused of manipulating the market through "wash trading" to lure investors into "pump and dump" schemes.