Sun Yuchen accuses Trump family-owned cryptocurrency company of unilaterally freezing his assets.

On Sunday local time, Tron founder Justin Sun posted on social media accusing the World Liberty Financial Company owned by the Trump family of embedding what he calls a "backdoor blacklist function" in the blockchain-based contract used for his tokens. This allegedly gives the company unilateral power to freeze, restrict, and effectively confiscate the property rights of any token holder without prior notice, reason, or recourse. Sun claims that World Liberty erroneously blacklisted his WLFI token wallet in 2025, making him the "first and largest victim" of World Liberty's tools. World Liberty responded to Sun's accusations saying, "We have contracts. We have evidence. We know the truth. See you in court, buddy."