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Justin Sun, the crypto entrepreneur behind TRON, has taken World Liberty Financial (WLFI) to a federal court in California, accusing the Trump-linked DeFi project of freezing his $WLFI tokens and blocking his ability to vote on governance decisions. Sun says repeated requests to unfreeze his assets and restore his rights were rejected, and he claims

Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship Justin Cooper’s night at the Indianapolis Supercross was bittersweet. The Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing rider took the race win in the second Triple Crown race of the night, earning his first 450SX race win in his third full 450SX season. While he finished 5-1-5 in a

A single externally owned address is now at the center of concern over who ultimately controls user funds on World Liberty Financial. Tron founder Justin Sun, who also happens to be the single largest investor in the Trump family-linked World Liberty Financial (WLFI), has publicly demanded that the DeFi project disclose the identities behind a

Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, has accused World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi venture backed by the Trump family, of concealing a blacklist mechanism in its token contract that allows the project to freeze, control or seize user funds and undermine the principle of decentralization. Sun, who poured capital into WLFI during its early

TLDR Justin Sun’s frozen WLFI holdings lost over $11 million in 24 hours. WLFI price dropped 15% daily and over 74% since its launch. World Liberty Financial blacklisted Sun’s wallet, freezing his tokens. The project used WLFI as collateral to borrow stablecoins on Dolomite. World Liberty denied liquidation risks and called concerns “FUD.” Justin Sun

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Ex-Broncos Star Justin Simmons 'No Drop Off' ... Between Nix & Stidham TMZSports.com Don't go penciling in the Patriots for the Super Bowl just yet ... 'cause former star Broncos safety Justin Simmons says backup QB Jarrett Stidham's play will be every bit as good as Bo Nix's! "This isn't a shot at anyone," Simmons

The Philadelphia Eagles’ Week 14 opponent might be without their starting quarterback. Justin Herbert fractured his left hand (read: his non-throwing hand) during the Los Angeles Chargers’ win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, according to Jim Harbaugh. Herbert is said to be undergoing surgery and it’s currently unclear if he’ll be available to