Key notes
- On Thursday, Justin Sun’s WLFI pre-sales tokens were put on black and frozen by the main team.
- Nansen and Arkham Intelligence pointed out some of his transactions, which then sparked accusations of predatory sales.
- He asked the team to thaw his tokens, re -examining the commitment to the project.
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The founder Justin Sun recently published an article on X, addressing the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) team.
He urged them to thaw his WLFI tokens allowance after recently been put on black list on the premise of suspicious transactions.
Justin Sun accused of having sold WLFI tokens
Justin Sun’s pre-sale of WLFI was frozen on Thursday, on the basis of unauthorized sales.
For the context, there have been suspicious transactions reported by the Nansen blockchain and Arkham Intelligence blockchain analysis platform, which then sparked premature sales charges. The alleged sale was estimated at $ 9 million, which led to the locking of the tokens.
In response, the founder of Tron highlighted the principles of decentralized blockchain technology, declaring that the blacklist and the frost of his presale tokens were completely unreasonable and therefore had to be unlocked.
To the World Liberty Financial team and the world community,
As one of the first major investors of World Liberty Financials, I contributed not only to capital but also to my confidence and my support for the future of this project. My goal has always been to grow alongside the team …
– Il Justin Sun 👨🚀 (astronaut version) (@justinsuntron) September 5, 2025
“The tokens are sacred and inviolable,” said Sun, adding that it is the most basic value of blockchain technology.
He firmly thinks that WLFI violated his rights as an investor. In his Post X, he mentioned that it was likely to “damage damaging a broader confidence in world financial freedom”.
The founder of Tron made sure to remind the WLFI team that he was one of the first investors of the Trump family project project. He said he was planning to hold the token in the long term.
The founder of Tron claims 600 million WLFI tokens
When WLFI had its generation of tokens (TGE) event on September 1 and unlocked 20% of the 100 billion tokens, Sun took a huge bet.
He claimed 600 million WLFI, which were worth around 200 million dollars at the TGE and 3% of the 20 billion tokens unlocked. This strong detention made him an important shareholder in the project, with a strong influence in his governance decisions.
Arkham Intelligence noted that Sun has nearly a billion dollars of token, acquired from sources other than initial unlocking.
It was at that time that he undertook to commit to the project, declaring that he had “not intended to sell our discharge tokens immediately”.
He is also committed to increasing the USD traffic supply by $ 200 million on Tron.
Does the sun deserve the gel of the tokens?
Despite these promises, some crypto analysts and market observers believe that Sun sells its allowance.
Quinten François suggested on X that if Sun sells WLFI tokens before they are acquitted, it would be a reason for action of the account.
If Justin Sun really attracted HTX users in WLFI tokens with a 20% APY to lock them up, then sell them to get out of his’ own position when they are still not paid, then he deserves to include his account.
Especially if only 2 days ago, he said that he would not sell any …
– Quinten | 048.eth (@quintenfrancois) September 4, 2025
Sun denied this allegation, declaring that he is not involved in any reprehensible act.
After freezing tokens, Justin Sun asks the WLFI team to unlock his tokens so that he can continue to support the growth of the Financial World Liberty project.
Last month, he also accused Bloomberg of having published false information on his cryptocurrency participations and asked for a temporary prohibition prescription to prevent the exit from using data in an unrelated article.
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