Co-founder Eric Trump went further, saying the only thing more 'ridiculous' than Sun's lawsuit is a $6 million banana duct-taped to a wall.
Tron founder Justin Sun filed a lawsuit in a California federal court against World Liberty Financial, the Trump-backed decentralized finance ( DeFi) project, alleging his $75 million WLFI token position was frozen without disclosure. Key Takeaways: Justin Sun filed a California federal lawsuit against WLFI on April 22 over $75 million in frozen tokens.
Tron (CRYPTO: TRX) founder Justin Sun said on Tuesday he has sued the Trump family-backed World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency platform to defend his “legal rights” as a WLFI token holder. Crypto Billionaire Sues Sun filed a lawsuit in a California federal court, claiming he was left with “no choice.
World Liberty unfairly froze Sun's $WLFI tokens and threatened him, the lawsuit alleged.
TRON unveiled a quantum-resistant roadmap, putting TRX in focus as markets eye a $0.40 target and weigh the network's real security impact.
Company increases TRX reserves through steady accumulation and shares on-chain wallet for public tracking
Tron has announced a new initiative to strengthen its blockchain against potential threats from quantum computing, with founder Justin Sun positioning the move as a proactive step ahead of the wider crypto industry.
Bank of AI and PKUBlockchain map Web4.0's “agent economy,” pitching x402, ERC‑8004 and MCP while casting Tron and USDT as the default settlement rail for AI agents.
The TRON blockchain network pushes into AI finance with the strategic deployment of B.AI, an infrastructure designed for the activity of autonomous agents. With this innovation, the network seeks to connect decentralized settlement systems with machine-driven economic coordination. Currently, the TRON ecosystem sustains a massive circulation of stablecoins, exceeding $86 billion in issued USDT.
On what ground did the Tron founder criticize the new proposal announced by the WLFI team? Is he alone in this criticism?
With Bitcoin still debating whether to freeze vulnerable coins, Sun is positioning Tron as the network willing to move first on quantum-resistant signatures, though no technical roadmap has been released yet.
Tron (CRYPTO: TRX) founder Justin Sun criticized a new governance proposal by Trump family-backed World Liberty Financial (WLFI) on Wednesday, deeming it a “power consolidation and property expropriation operation.” Details Of Proposal The proposal's terms include a 2-year cliff and a 3-year linear vest for all 45.24 billion WLFI tokens held by advisors, institutions, partners, founders and team members.