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.
Quantum Shielding: Justin Sun announced the integration of ML-DSA and Falcon algorithms to shield the Tron network against quantum computing. Network Adoption Surge: Active addresses on the network peaked at 3.04 million following the announcement, reflecting massive adoption. Price Momentum: TRX price rose to $0.
TRON confirms a post-quantum initiative led by Justin Sun, aligning with broader industry efforts to address emerging security risks. The network explores NIST-backed cryptographic standards while managing trade-offs such as heavier signatures and scalability pressure.
Justin Sun said Tron will pursue a post-quantum upgrade, aiming to bring NIST-backed cryptography to its mainnet. Key Takeaways: Justin Sun said Tron will launch a PQC upgrade. NIST standards may strain Tron throughput due to 10x larger signatures. TRX traded near $0.33 as roadmap details from Tron remain pending.
Tron to upgrade the network with NIST-standardized post quantum signatures says founder Justin Sun.
The TRON network delivered impressive performance throughout the first quarter of 2026. With protocol revenue reaching $82.69M, the blockchain secured the number two position among all networks, trailing only Hyperliquid.
TRON becomes the exclusive blockchain for verified event ticket purchases via TRC-20 USDT and digital assets.
Tron (CRYPTO: TRX) founder Justin Sun escalated his attack on the Trump family-backed World Liberty Financial (WLFI) platform on Monday, claiming its governance structure is “hollowed from the inside.” Sun Accuses WLFI Of Power Centralization In an X post, Sun alleged that only one person in the company has the “unilateral power to freeze any token holder's assets.
Tron Founder and crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun—the billionaire who actually begin his career at Ripple Labs back in the day—has leveled serious allegations against World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance platform closely associated with the Trump family.
Justin Sun vs WLFI heats up! Did a $5B collateral move trigger the clash?