Trump celebra seus 80 anos com um evento de UFC no jardim da Casa Branca, contrastando com a comemoração discreta de Biden. O evento, criticado como 'pão e circo', ocorre em meio a guerras impopulares e preocupações com a saúde do presidente.
AI Financial Corp. reported a $271.5 million Q1 net loss, citing a working capital deficit and liabilities that cast doubt on its ability to continue operations. The company's significant holdings in World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens have depreciated substantially.
World Liberty co-founder Zach Witkoff also said Thursday that the crypto firm is “in the final stages” of receiving bank charter approval from the Trump administration.
Suit alleges that Hong Kong-based Justin Sun engaged in a campaign to ‘torch’ the company’s reputationSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter email World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture co-founded by Donald Trump and his sons, said on Monday it had filed a defamation lawsuit in Florida state court against the Hong Kong-based crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun, as a dispute escalates between the project and one of its most prominent backers.World Liberty posted a copy of its lawsuit on X in which it accused Sun of launching a “public smear campaign”. It alleged that Sun had improperly transferred some of his WLFI tokens that come with voting and governance rights to crypto exchange Binance and, separately, that he had placed bets that WLFI would decline in market value, known as short selling. That was part of a coordinated effort to push the token’s market price down as public trading began in September, the lawsuit alleged. Continue reading...
World Liberty Financial claimed Sun engaged in defamatory tactics and prohibited token transfers, including shorting the WLFI token and conducting straw sales on behalf of others.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) opened a legal counteroffensive against Justin Sun, accusing one of crypto’s most prominent billionaires of defamation after he sued the Trump-linked venture over frozen WLFI tokens that he says were once worth more than $1 billion. The lawsuit, filed in Florida state court, escalates a dispute that has turned Sun from […] The post Trump’s World Liberty Finance (WLFI) sues Tron’s Justin Sun – Everything we know so far appeared first on CryptoSlate.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has filed a defamation lawsuit against crypto billionaire Justin Sun, escalating a dispute over frozen WLFI tokens. WLFI accuses Sun of making false statements on X after they restricted his tokens, while Sun claims the company is trying to distract from its own actions.
World Liberty Financial'ın 62 milyar adetlik token yakım önerisi topluluğun %99.5'lik desteğini aldı. İlk etapta erken yatırımcıların token'larının %10'u yakılacak, daha sonra ise 2 yıllık kilitli kalma sürecinin ardından 40.7 milyar adet token'ın kilidi açılacak. World Liberty'de ilk 4 büyük cüzdanın %40'lık oy hakkı bulunuyor. Bu da oylamalarda küçük bir grubun her istediğinin kabul edilmesini kolaylaştırıyor.
The WLFI token fell nearly 14% as a governance vote began on a proposal to lock 62 billion tokens held by insiders and early investors for up to five years. The plan has faced significant backlash from community members and industry figures.
Trump ailesinin kripto girişimi World Liberty Financial’da sular durulmuyor. Şirketin en büyük destekçilerinden Justin Sun’ın tokenlarının haksız yere dondurulduğunu öne sürerek yönetime sert suçlamalar yöneltmesi, projedeki iç gerilimi gün yüzüne çıkardı.
Bitcoin 79.000$'ı aştıktan sonra petrol endişeleriyle 77.300$'a geriledi. Justin Sun, WLFI'ye token dondurma nedeniyle dava açtı; ABD hükümeti Bitcoin node'u çalıştırdığını açıkladı; Andre Cronje DeFi'ye devre kesici getirdi.
Entrepreneur Justin Sun filed a lawsuit on Wednesday accusing a Trump family-backed cryptocurrency platform of fraud and alleging he was blocked from withdrawing his assets. In a San Francisco federal court filing reviewed by Agence France-Presse, the Chinese-born crypto billionaire and former Trump ally claims to have bought US$45 million worth of WLFI, an electronic currency launched by World Liberty Financial in October 2024. To thank him for the investment – at a time when WLFI was...
An investment in President Trump's meme coin allegedly upset members of World Liberty Financial’s team, the lawsuit claims.
Justin Sun alleges World Liberty Financial installed tools to prevent sale of his tokens after they became tradeableBillionaire crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun on Tuesday sued World Liberty Financial, the digital currency venture co-founded by Donald Trump and his sons, alleging that World Liberty illegally froze his holdings of tokens issued by the company.Sun, the largest investor in World Liberty, alleged in the lawsuit, filed in a federal court in California, that the company secretly installed tools to prevent the sale of his tokens after they became tradeable in September 2025. The lawsuit also alleges that World Liberty threatened to “burn” – or permanently delete – his holdings, even while they were in Sun’s digital wallet. Continue reading...
Justin Sun, Tron founder, filed suit in California against World Liberty Financial, the Trump family's crypto venture, alleging the project froze his $75M in WLFI tokens, stripped his voting rights, and threatened to permanently destroy his holdings without notice, cause, or recourse. Sun became World Liberty's largest token holder after a $75M investment in late 2024. The dispute centers on claims that World Liberty embedded a secret backdoor in its smart contract allowing unilateral token freezing, and a new governance proposal imposing a two-year cliff and vesting schedule.
Prominent Maga bros have suggested the 20-year-old son of the US president should be called up this year. Why does this seem so vanishingly unlikely?It can’t be easy being the youngest son of a man who compares himself to the son of God. Rather a lot to live up to, isn’t there? Still, Barron Trump seems to be taking it in his stride. Rather than rebelling and becoming a socialist, the 20-year-old is shaping up to be just like dad: Barron is already worth $150m, according to a 2025 Forbes calculation. That’s largely from World Liberty Financial, a Trump family cryptocurrency company he co-founded. (Reportedly it’s Barron who got the president into crypto.)Barron isn’t just trading alt-coins. The university student has also launched a yerba mate brand called Sollos. (Yerba mate is a caffeinated herbal tea from South America). And he’s been engaged with politics behind the scenes. Barron is widely credited for boosting his dad’s most recent election campaign by connecting him to manosphere influencers such as Adin Ross and Theo Von. Continue reading...
Justin Sun, fondateur de Tron et investisseur majeur de World Liberty Financial, a déposé une plainte devant un tribunal fédéral de Californie contre la direction du protocole soutenu par la famille Trump. L'investisseur dénonce le gel de ses actifs et des menaces de destruction de ses jetons WLFI, ainsi que l'impossibilité d'exercer ses droits de vote sur les propositions de gouvernance. Le conflit porte principalement sur une proposition du 15 avril introduisant des conditions de détention plus strictes et la destruction de 10% des jetons des conseillers.
Tron kurucusu Justin Sun, Trump ailesi tarafından desteklenen World Liberty Financial projesine dava açtı. Projenin en büyük bireysel yatırımcısı olan Sun, token'larının hatalı şekilde dondurulduğunu, oy hakkının elinden alındığını ve token'ları yakılmakla tehdit edildiğini açıkladı. Sun, davanın Trump yönetimine karşı değil, haklarını geri almak için açıldığını belirtti.
Justin Sun bir süredir sorun yaşadığı ve token'larını donduran World Liberty Financial projesine resmen dava açtığını açıkladı. Tron kurucusu, davanın Trump'ın kendisini ya da yönetimini hedeflemediğini de söyledi.
Tron founder Justin Sun has filed a lawsuit in California federal court against World Liberty Financial, the Trump-family-backed crypto project, alleging it froze his tokens and threatened to burn them without proper justification. Sun, the largest individual investor in World Liberty, claims the project refused his requests to unfreeze tokens and restore his rights as a token holder. The dispute centers on lengthy lockup periods for WLFI's governance token and allegations of lack of transparency in governance proposals.
World Liberty Financial'ın kademeli kilit açılım ve token yakım planı, erken yatırımcıların sert tepkisini çekti. Tron kurucusu Justin Sun, token'ları dondurulan yatırımcılar adına konuşarak teklifi 'zorbalık ve dolandırıcılık' olarak nitelendirdi. Sun, oy gücünün yaklaşık %4'üne sahip olmasına rağmen oylama sürecinden dışlandığını belirtti. Moonrock Capital kurucusu Simon Dedic ise projenin son iki yılda olduğundan büyük gösterildiğini ve kilit açılma zamanlamasının Trump'ın görev süresinin bitimine denk geldiğini vurguladı.
Donald Trump'ın Ağustos 2024'te duyurduğu World Liberty Financial projesi, 100 milyarlık toplam arzın 62 milyar token'ının kilidinin açılması için teklif sundu. Önceden işlemlere açılmayacağı belirtilen token'lar, daha sonra borsalarda listelendi. Şimdi erken dönem yatırımcıların kilitli token'ları kademeli olarak serbest kalacak - 17 milyar token ilk 2 yıl kilitli kalıp sonraki 2 yılda açılacak, 45,2 milyardan 4,5 milyar yakılıp kalan 40,7 milyar 2 yıl sonra 3 yılda serbest kalacak.
Crypto majors are very green with Bitcoin making a new another 2-month high; BTC +2% at $96,7500; ETH +2% at $3,360, SOL even at $145; XRP -1% to $2.11. DCR (+30%), DASH (+10%), ICP (+10%) and ZEC (+7%) led top movers; XMR hit another new ATH at $800 before retracing to $725. Coinbase pulled support for the Senate’s crypto market structure bill ahead of a key vote, citing major concerns with the latest draft, leading to the Senate delaying the bill. Zcash avoided SEC action after the Zcash Foundation said the agency’s investigation has concluded. Ripple secured a Luxembourg license as its European expansion continued. Pakistan teamed with World Liberty Financial to explore stablecoin use cases for remittances and cross-border payments. The Human Rights Foundation awarded nearly $1.3M in Bitcoin grants to projects tied to human rights and freedom tech. Figure unveiled a new public equity network designed to enable on-chain issuance of stocks and related assets. FTX prepared another round of creditor payments and outlined timing details for the next distribution on March 31. Sui came back online after a nearly six-hour network stall, marking another reliability test for the chain.
Crypto majors are green; BTC +1.5% at $92,000; ETH +1% at $3,130, SOL +2% at $142; XRP +1% to $2.06. DASH (+60%), IP (+30%) and XMR (+13%) led top movers; XMR hit another new ATH at $680 (now $640). Gold and Silver hit new ATHs again in the wake of the Powell investigation. The US Senate released the draft Crypto Market Clarity Act, including limits on stablecoin rewards. Senator Warren pressed the SEC over inclusion of crypto in 401ks arguing they expose retirees to too much risk. Vitalik Buterin warned crypto needs better decentralized stablecoins, citing governance capture and inflation risks. World Liberty Financial launched a crypto lending platform built around its USD1 stablecoin, attracting ~$20M. BitGo filed for a U.S. IPO targeting a ~$2B valuation as custody assets surpassed $100B. Tennessee regulators ordered Polymarket, Kalshi, and Crypto.com to halt sports prediction markets and refund users, escalating a multi-state legal fight.
