World Liberty sues Justin Sun for defamation in WLFI dispute
World Liberty Financial sued Tron founder Justin Sun for defamation over alleged prohibited WLFI token transfers and false statements. Sun denies charges, calling the lawsuit a PR stunt. The dispute escalates tensions over token freezing rights and governance concerns. WLFI token trades down 80% since launch, reflecting investor skepticism toward the Trump-linked platform's credibility and control mechanisms.
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