Trump’s WLFI project is facing two simultaneous governance crises at once. In addition to Sun’s federal lawsuit, the project has opened its critical token unlock vote today, which directly impacts 62.28 billion locked WLFI tokens and threatens to burn assets of token holders who oppose the proposal. The WLFI token fell approximately 13% to $0.064 within hours of the vote opening. Sun cannot vote because his tokens remain frozen, but he has publicly condemned the process as a “power consolidation operation” that betrays the very principles of decentralized finance. The legal and governance turmoil surrounding WLFI highlights the risks of centralized control in crypto projects — and by contrast, underscores why TRON’s transparent, community-led governance model continues to attract users even amid broader market uncertainty. ⚖️

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