Conflict Between Justin Sun and World Liberty Financial

Conflict erupted between Justin Sun — an advisor to the Donald Trump-affiliated World Liberty Financial — and the rest of the project’s team when World Liberty blacklisted a large number of Sun’s WLFI tokens after his team shifted them from his wallet to exchanges.

Blacklisting is a tool that the World Liberty team has used sparingly, with a total of only four addresses added so far:

• 0x4c1640caf9Ec0D3Ad8E32D3BBc2dD7D6745ef790 (an address originally funded from Binance)
• 0xF668cc6cdE8ae8670d90400c32EfD78C8d6E243A (owns kaas.eth)
• 0xB9b8EF61b7851276B0239757A039d54a23804CBb (owns bruno.eth)
• 0x5AB26169051d0D96217949ADb91E86e51a5FDA74 (Justin Sun)

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The Sun address is labeled as “TRON DAO”, but is where the World Liberty Financial tokens were sent following Sun’s investment in the project, a decision over which no DAO was consulted.

A review of all these addresses on Etherscan shows that all four remain blacklisted; Justin Sun accounts for 99.9% of the tokens on World Liberty Financial’s blacklist.

In addition to being the largest investor and an advisor to World Liberty, the company has also incorporated multiple Sun-affiliated tokens into its portfolio, including Sun-founded TRON and Sun-advised Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC).