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Justin Sun sues World Liberty Financial over frozen WLFI tokens

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The Tron founder now wants the court to sanction the Trump-backed project over allegedly undisclosed UAE ownership ties Justin Sun is taking World Liberty Financial to court. The fight is about tokens he says he can’t touch. The Tron founder filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump family-backed crypto project on April 21, 2026. He alleges fraud, breach of contract and the unlawful freezing of his WLFI holdings. Now his lawyers want the judge to punish WLF for allegedly hiding who actually owns it. That second move matters more than it sounds. Sun’s counsel argues WLF failed to disclose its UAE ownership links. According to the filing, that omission could affect the court’s authority over his $45 million lawsuit. The core dispute is a feature in WLFI’s smart contract.

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