Justin Sun, the founder of the Tron layer-1 blockchain network, has publicly criticized World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance platform co-founded by Donald Trump’s sons, for its governance token's lengthy lock-up periods and lack of transparency. Sun, an early investor in WLFI, expressed concerns over a March governance proposal that allowed over 76% of voting tokens to come from just 10 wallets, which he claimed lacked fair procedures and transparency. In response, WLFI accused Sun of making baseless allegations and threatened legal action against him. The situation escalated as WLFI's token price plummeted to an all-time low of $0.07, partly due to the platform's decision to use its own governance tokens as collateral for loans. This move has led to significant community backlash and raised questions about the integrity of WLFI's governance processes. Sun stated, “Treating the crypto community as a personal ATM is unjust,” highlighting the ongoing tensions within the platform's ecosystem.