Justin Sun, founder of Tron, criticized World Liberty Financial's new token unlock proposal, calling it a "power consolidation and property expropriation operation." The proposal includes a 2-year cliff and 3-year linear vesting for 45.24 billion tokens held by insiders, with 10% of these tokens to be burned upon approval. Early supporters have a shorter vesting schedule without token burns. Sun alleges the proposal punishes those who vote against it by locking their tokens indefinitely and claims his tokens are frozen despite holding voting power. World Liberty Financial defends the plan as a move to ensure long-term governance and market stability and has threatened legal action against accusations.
