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- World Liberty Financial has put on a black list of a address linked to Justin Sun, freezing 540m unlocked and 2.4b of the WLFI tokens locked.
- This decision followed transfers of 60 million WLFI worth $ 9 million to trade, arousing concerns about the sale of tokens.
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World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has put a black list of a address linked to Justin Sun, freezing around 540 million token unlocked and 2.4 billion locked, according to Zoomer News Post on X.
This decision was probably launched by transfers of 60 million WLFI tokens, worth around 9 million dollars at the time, sent to exchanges, according to the Arkham chain analysis platform.
Just in: Justin Sun’s address is on a blacklist for transferred $ 9 million $ Wlfi pic.twitter.com/o25281d7mi
– Arkham (@arkham) September 4, 2025
The WLFI governance token was launched on September 1 with the approval of Donald Trump, has released 20% of its 100 billion supply to its TGE. Justin Sun, founder of Tron, claimed 600 million WLFI worth around 200 million dollars at the launch, representing 3% of the unlocked pool and by making one of the largest stakeholders in the project.
In response to the concerns that his tokens were soldSun denied participation, indicating that his address only carried out “some small deposit tests” and separation, with “no purchase or sale involved” and no impact on the market. Despite these insurances, World Liberty invoked its blacklist function, freezing Sun WLFI assets, according to data on the chain.
Sun was published publicly on the day of launch in the holding of his WLFI. He said on Monday that he “did not intend to sell our tokens unlocked anytime soon”, citing the “long -term vision” of the project and alignment with his mission.
WLFI was negotiated at $ 0.18, down 17% compared to the day and more than 40% lower than its launch price of 0.30, according to Coingecko data.
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