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What a crazy Wednesday we're having with this bombshell dropped by Justin Sun. It turns out that the founder of TRON has officially taken the Trump family's project, World Liberty Financial, to court in California, and things are heating up.
Justin Sun, who was basically the largest external investor in the project with around $75 million in WLFI tokens, claims that the team froze all his coins without any valid justification. The strongest point of the lawsuit is that he accuses certain individuals on the team of installing a sort of "backdoor" to blacklist users, and they even threatened him with "burning" or permanently deleting his tokens if he didn't invest more money.
Interestingly, Sun has made it very clear that his fight is not against President Trump, whom he continues to support, but against the project managers who, according to him, are acting against the transparency values of Web3. For their part, World Liberty Financial has already responded, stating that the accusations are unfounded and that they have evidence to defend themselves, so this is going to be a long one.
Seeing these kinds of battles between the big players in the ecosystem reminds us that no matter how "decentralized" a project claims to be, if there are people with master keys behind it, there will always be risks. While this gets resolved in court, the best thing to do is to stay calm and not get swept up in panic, as volatility in these cases is usually just short-term noise.
What do you all think about a project of this level having the ability to freeze wallets at will?
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What a crazy Wednesday we're having with this bombshell dropped by Justin Sun. It turns out that the founder of TRON has officially taken the Trump family's project, World Liberty Financial, to court in California, and things are heating up.
What a crazy Wednesday we're having with this bombshell dropped by Justin Sun. It turns out that the founder of TRON has officially taken the Trump family's project, World Liberty Financial, to court in California, and things are heating up.
Justin Sun, who was basically the largest external investor in the project with around $75 million in WLFI tokens, claims that the team froze all his coins without any valid justification. The strongest point of the lawsuit is that he accuses certain individuals on the team of installing a sort of "backdoor" to blacklist users, and they even threatened him with "burning" or permanently deleting his tokens if he didn't invest more money.
Interestingly, Sun has made it very clear that his fight is not against President Trump, whom he continues to support, but against the project managers who, according to him, are acting against the transparency values of Web3. For their part, World Liberty Financial has already responded, stating that the accusations are unfounded and that they have evidence to defend themselves, so this is going to be a long one.
Seeing these kinds of battles between the big players in the ecosystem reminds us that no matter how "decentralized" a project claims to be, if there are people with master keys behind it, there will always be risks. While this gets resolved in court, the best thing to do is to stay calm and not get swept up in panic, as volatility in these cases is usually just short-term noise.
What do you all think about a project of this level having the ability to freeze wallets at will?
TRUMPUSDT
Perp.
2.939
+3.92%
What a crazy Wednesday we're having with this bombshell dropped by Justin Sun. It turns out that the founder of TRON has officially taken the Trump family's project, World Liberty Financial, to court in California, and things are heating up.