Tron Founder Justin Sun Files Federal Lawsuit Against World Liberty Financial Over Frozen Tokens
Tron founder Justin Sun filed a lawsuit in a California federal court against World Liberty Financial, the Trump-backed decentralized finance ( DeFi) project, alleging his $75 million WLFI token position was frozen witho...
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