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Justin Sun’s WLFI tokens frozen, calls action unfair, unreasonable.
WLFI linked to Trump family, launched governance token recently.
Sun invested $75 million, calls freeze unfair to investors.
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Justin Sun, the founder of cryptocurrency TRON and a prominent supporter of World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has said that his account has been frozen. He has called for his WLFI tokens to be unfrozen by highlighting the importance of fairness, transparency, and investor trust in the platform.
WLFI is a cryptocurrency project associated with the family of US President Donald Trump. It was launched approximately a year ago. The company launched governance token on September 1, 2025, which become available for public trading on key platforms, such as Binance and Coinbase. While the token’s recent listing and trading activity, Justin Sun shared his concerns regarding the freezing and blacklisting of his WLFI holdings.
In his post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Sun said that as an early major investor in World Liberty Financials, he brought both capital and trust to the enterprise. He noted that his tokens had been unreasonably frozen and stressed that all early investors deserved equal rights and fair treatment. Sun reiterated his respect for the community and emphasised that tokens are sacred and inviolable, which is a core principle of Blockchain. He added: “I call on the team to respect these principles, unlock my tokens, and let’s move forward together toward the success of World Liberty Financials.”
Incidentally, Justin Sun is the second-largest known investor in World Liberty Financials, having initially invested $30 million last year and later increasing his stake to $75 million. Justin Sun and the WLFI team are in active communication regarding the matter, according to a report by Reuters.
In a separate post, Justin Sun said he plans to buy $10 million worth of WLFI. “We have no plans to sell our unlocked tokens anytime soon. The long-term vision here is too powerful, and I’m fully aligned with the mission.” He also mentioned efforts to increase the total circulation of $USD1 on TRON to $200 million as part of the token rollout.
Addressing recent community concerns about wallet blacklists, WLFI said that these actions were taken to protect users and not to target normal activity. The 272 wallets affected represent a small portion of holders. The company, however, did not name Justin Sun.
