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Justin Sun Sues World Liberty Financial Over Frozen Tokens, Voting Rights
Justin Sun, founder of the TRON cryptocurrency, has sued World Liberty Financial, a crypto project linked to the Trump family. Sun alleges the project froze his tokens, stripped his voting rights, and threatened to destroy his holdings after his $45 million investment. The lawsuit was announced on X.
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Justin Sun, founder of the TRON cryptocurrency, filed a lawsuit against World Liberty Financial, the crypto project associated with the Trump family. Sun announced the lawsuit on X, stating that the project had wrongfully frozen all of his tokens, stripped him of his right to vote on governance proposals, and threatened to permanently destroy his tokens.
World Liberty Financial froze all tokens held by Sun, according to his statements.
Sun claimed that World Liberty Financial froze his $WLFI tokens without justification and is threatening to permanently burn his holdings. He invested $45 million in World Liberty Financial.
"They wrongfully froze all of my tokens, stripped me of my right to vote on governance proposals, and have threatened to permanently destroy my tokens," Sun said in his announcement on X. Multiple sources confirmed that Sun filed the lawsuit after the project took these actions against his holdings.
