Tron Founder Justin Sun Lost His Diplomatic Status In 2022

  • Justin Sun reportedly had his diplomatic status revoked in June last year. 
  • The Tron founder was stripped of his status as Grenada’s ambassador to the World Trade Organisation. 
  • A change in the ruling party of Grenada led to Sun losing his position as ambassador. 

Justin Sun, the man behind the Tron blockchain, was reportedly stripped of his diplomatic status last year. Sun, who has described himself as His Excellency (H.E) in public forums including Twitter, was appointed as Grenada’s permanent ambassador to the World Trade Organization by the country’s government in 2021 to help promote trade, investment, and development opportunities for the country.

Justin Sun still identifies as Grenada’s ambassador to WTO

According to a recent report from the Grenada Broadcasting Network, the 2022 general elections in Grenada resulted in the ousting of the ruling party, the New National Party. The New National Party’s government had appointed Justin Sun as the country’s permanent ambassador in 2021. As the ambassador, Sun was expected to support the development of human resources, infrastructure, and information and communication technology for Grenada.

When the National Democratic Congress came to power in June 2022, Sun was stripped of his ambassadorship.  The National Democratic Congress government has reportedly recalled all ambassadors in the nine months that they have been in power. 

Tron Founder Justin Sun Lost His Diplomatic Status In 2022 12

Justin Sun has often publicly flexed his diplomatic status, including his self-styling as His Excellency. His Twitter bio reads “His Excellency Mr. Justin Sun, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative of Grenada to the WTO.” Interestingly, the Tron founder did not update his bio after losing his diplomatic status and continues to refer to himself as the ambassador to the WTO. 

GBN’s report comes after days of speculation regarding Sun’s diplomatic status. A number of rumors on social media claimed that the Tron founder no longer had his ambassadorship. Justin Sun was recently charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with fraud, market manipulation, and violation of U.S. securities laws. 

Read More
Aditya Anand

Latest

Newsletter

Don't miss

Famous birthdays for April 5: Sterling K. Brown, Mike McCready

Music 1 of 3 | Sterling K. Brown arrives...

Yashraj, Abdon Mech, Divyam Sodhi and All The Songs to Know This Week

Music From pop-rock band Last Minute India’s inward-looking new...

Starmer ‘deeply concerned’ by Kanye West’s UK festival booking

Music You don't have permission to access "http://news.sky.com/story/keir-starmer-deeply-concerned-by-kanye-wests-wireless-festival-booking-despite-antisemitic-remarks-13528071"...

The Vogue Business Funding Tracker

Introducing the Vogue Business Funding Tracker, a running list highlighting the most notable and intriguing investment and M&A activity in fashion and beauty. From emerging disruptors to legacy giants undergoing major changes, we spotlight the deals that are shifting the dynamics of the sectors we cover, including fashion, beauty, tech and sustainability. April 2026 Icicle

Family Business? Tee Grizzley Reacts After His Mom Accuses Him Of Leaving Her To Struggle (PHOTOS)

Y’all… it looks like some family tension might be brewing behind the scenes involving Tee Grizzley and his mom. What seemed like a regular social media post quickly turned into something deeper. And now, folks are side-eyeing the situation and wondering what’s really going on. RELATED: Tee Grizzley Shares A Message For Artists After His

SoE necessary but not sufficient, business leaders say

PE­TER CHRISTO­PHER Se­nior Mul­ti­me­dia Re­porter pe­ter.christo­pher@guardian.co.tt Heavy hand­ed but nec­es­sary giv­en the state of crime in T&T. This was a com­mon as­sess­ment from var­i­ous busi­ness groups when asked for their per­spec­tive on the lat­est de­c­la­ra­tion of a state of emer­gency in the coun­try. The T&T Cham­ber of In­dus­try and Com­merce, in a re­leased is­sued yes­ter­day