Justin Sun Seeks Sanctions Against World Liberty Financial Over Undisclosed UAE Ties
Tron founder Justin Sun wants a court to sanction World Liberty Financial and its lawyers, saying the Trump-linked firm sat on its UAE connections for months into his lawsuit. The fight centers on $45 million in WLFI tokens. Sun's move turns up the heat on one of crypto's most politically wired projects.
Justin Sun is asking a court to sanction World Liberty Financial and its legal team, according to CoinDesk. The Tron founder claims the Trump-linked crypto firm didn't disclose its ties to the UAE until months after his lawsuit got rolling. He wants the court to punish the company and its lawyers over the alleged delay.
The underlying case is a fight over $45 million in WLFI tokens, the token tied to World Liberty Financial. That dispute is what pulled the two sides into court in the first place. Now Sun is arguing the other side played hide-the-ball, per CoinDesk.
World Liberty Financial carries a direct Trump connection, which has kept it in the spotlight since it launched. Sun, for his part, is one of crypto's loudest and most litigious personalities as the face of Tron. Putting those two in a courtroom guarantees attention.
The sanctions request is the newest turn in an ongoing legal scrap, not a ruling. It's now up to the court to decide whether World Liberty Financial and its counsel crossed a line. For a project already under a microscope, even the allegation lands hard.
TopicsJustin Sun · Tron · World Liberty Financial · WLFI · Donald Trump · UAE
Source: x.com
Written by Paparazzi with AI. Not financial advice.
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