Justin Sun, founder of Tron, is publicly warning investors about risks related to World Liberty Financial (WLF) and its stablecoin USD1. Sun alleges WLF secretly embedded a backdoor in the WLFI token contract allowing them to freeze or destroy tokens, including his own $45 million investment. He successfully kept the lawsuit public despite WLF's push for private arbitration, and a court order now prevents WLF from destroying his tokens. Sun also claims WLF threatened him with criminal referrals when he tried to assert his legal rights. This ongoing dispute highlights potential risks for investors in WLFI and USD1 tokens.
Eric Trump, co-founder of World Liberty Financial, along with partners, has signed a non-control pledge to stay out of management of the company's future federal deposit bank. This move aligns with regulatory requirements as World Liberty seeks appro...
Bitcoin.com Wallet has integrated native TRON network support, allowing its 85 million users to hold, send, receive, swap, and buy TRC20 tokens like TRX and USDT directly within the app. This update, available on iOS, Android, and web, taps into TRON...
Justin Sun and World Liberty Financial are embroiled in a legal battle over frozen crypto tokens valued up to $1 billion. A recent California court hearing did not deliver a final ruling but suggested that many of Sun's corporate claims should go to ...
Bitcoin surged close to $75,000, rising nearly 8% in 24 hours and 18% over the past week, fueled by a wave of short liquidations exceeding $4 billion in two days. This rapid price increase forced bearish traders to close positions, adding momentum to...
TRON's TRX token is showing strength around $0.333, supported by a treasury buildup to over 710 million TRX and $100 million inflows via deBridge in the last 30 days. The token maintains key support at $0.3224, with resistance levels at $0.3387 and h...
