$WLFI Justin Sun, once a major backer of World Liberty Financial, has publicly broken with the project, accusing its team of treating users like a "personal ATM" and extracting illegitimate fees.

The backlash follows WLFI's move to deposit 5 billion WLFI tokens on DeFi lender Dolomite and borrow about $75 million in stablecoins, a trade that briefly pushed a key pool to 100 percent utilization and locked out ordinary depositors.

Sun, whose WLFI wallet was frozen in 2025 as part of a broader blacklist, now calls himself the project's "first and single largest victim" and alleges WLFI's governance votes were neither fair nor transparent, as the token trades around $0.079 after a sharp weekly decline.