The CWU token, previously endorsed by the former president of Ghana, is under scrutiny following allegations of a 'rug pull.' On-chain analytics platform Bubblemaps reported that a cluster of addresses associated with the project has sold approximately $600,000 worth of CWU tokens. Despite these sales, the flagged addresses still retain about 85% of the total CWU supply. The significant sell-off has raised concerns among investors, as the token had gained attention due to its high-profile endorsement. The situation highlights ongoing risks in the cryptocurrency market, where endorsements by prominent figures do not always guarantee project integrity.