Trump crypto backer Justin Sun says his World Liberty tokens frozen
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Reuters reported that Justin Sun said he had spent at least $75 million on World Liberty Financial tokens and served as an adviser to the Trump-family crypto venture.
Sun's disclosed token purchases and adviser roleJustin Sun said he put at least $75 million into World Liberty tokens · Purchases reported; token dispute later emerged
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Reuters identified Justin Sun as an investor in and adviser to World Liberty Financial, the Trump-family crypto venture.
Reuters identifies Justin Sun as a WLF investor and adviser · Identified as a WLF investor and adviser on September 5, 2025
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Reuters reported that Justin Sun said he spent at least $75 million on World Liberty Financial tokens and that he said his project-connected tokens were frozen; WLF discussed wallet blacklists without naming Sun or stating how many of his tokens were affected.
Sun reports at least $75 million in WLF purchases before wallet freeze · Purchases and dispute reported; token count affected remained unspecified