Tron founder Justin Sun urged World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project linked to the Trump family, to overthrow his token allocation. His wallets were that -Blacklist after the weakening transactions that blockchain trackers have caused sales accusations.
Sun’s World Liberty Financial (WLFI) Token The address is turned -Blacklist On Thursday, after blockchain data from Nansen and Arkham issued an address for a $ 9 million move, Cointelegraph reported.
In a Friday’s response to blacklist, Sun said his pre-sale tokens were “unreasonable frozen,” urging the team behind World Liberty Financial to unlock his investment, regarding the principles of blockchain decentralized technology.
World Liberty’s decision to block his tokens is a violation of investor rights and risks “destroying greater confidence in World Liberty Financial,” Sun wrote in an X PostAdding:
“I called on the team to respect these principles, unlock my tokens, and let’s move forward together to the success of World Liberty Financials.”
“The tokens are sacred and inevitable – this should be the most basic value of any blockchain. It also strengthens us and more fair than traditional finances,” Sun added.
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The Sun was among the first investors to join the pre-sale linked to the WLFI family, and said he was looking to hold the long-term tokens.
The Sun “stated that he would not be sold soon (his words) and created a HTX yield for WLFI deposits – including the Minting $ 200m USD1 on Tron to empower the ecosystem,” WLFI’s platform wrote on Tuesday X PostSun’s previous statement is referred to.
“Justin and the WLFI team are in active communication about the matter,” a spokesman for Justin Sun previously told cointelegraph.
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Justin Sun moved $ 9 million of WLFI to HTX: Bubblemaps
Blacklisting took place shortly after the day began to move WLFI tokens with HTX cryptocurrency exchanges.
“Justin Sun switched $ 9m of his unlocked $ WLFI to HTX. In total, he sent $ 10m to CEXs in the past 3 days,” Bubblemaps wrote on a Friday X Post.
Other crypto analysts have also suggested that the Sun sells its allocation, despite previous promises.
“If Justin Sun is really trapped in WLFI tokens from HTX users with 20% APY to lock them, then sell them to get out of ‘his’ own position while they are still not granted, then he should get his freezing account,” Quinten François, Cryptoocurrency analyst and the co-founder of Social Decentralized Application Werate, on a Friday X Post.
Others, including the founder of Nansen Crypto Intelligence Platform Alex Svanevik, did not sell the Sun did not sell his allocation.
“At first, this (an AI agent) thought @justinsuntron caused the dump. Then I asked for it to check the timestamps. The conclusion seemed to: he didn’t,” Svanevik wrote on a Friday X PostDetermines his conversation with the Nansen Ai agent.
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