Justin Sun, the founder of the Tron blockchain, has publicly denounced World Liberty Financial (WLFI) after the company borrowed $75 million against its tokens, claiming the project treats its users as 'personal ATMs.' This criticism follows WLFI's recent deposit of 5 billion WLFI tokens on the DeFi lending platform Dolomite, which led to a temporary 100% utilization of a key liquidity pool, locking out ordinary depositors. Sun, who once supported WLFI, now labels himself as its 'first and single largest victim' after his wallet was frozen in 2025 due to alleged phishing concerns. He argues that WLFI's governance processes lack transparency and fairness, asserting that critical information was withheld from voters during decision-making. As of now, WLFI's token is trading at $0.079, reflecting an 18% decline over the past week. Sun's statements highlight a growing discontent within the crypto community regarding governance and user rights in decentralized finance.