The founder of Tron is the largest early investor in the Trump family project ($75 million). However, Sun claims that WLFI demanded he invest "hundreds of millions of dollars" more into their stablecoin USD1. After he refused, the organization froze his tokens. WLFI claims that at the end of 2025, Sun violated the terms of the agreement he had signed. The company emphasizes that he was aware of the possibility of having his assets frozen. Sun transferred tokens to Binance, conducted fictitious purchases of WLFI on behalf of third parties, and shorted the token. Additionally, WLFI alleges that Justin himself demanded hundreds of millions of dollars to remain silent. The company also points out that due to his statements, a partnership with Native Market fell through. They are demanding compensation from Sun and the removal of negative publications.
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World Liberty Financial has filed a countersuit against Justin Sun for defamation.
The founder of Tron is the largest early investor in the Trump family project ($75 million). However, Sun claims that WLFI demanded he invest "hundreds of millions of dollars" more into their stableco...