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[CoinDesk] Justin Sun seeks sanctions against Trump-linked World Liberty Financial over UAE...

Open the sourceReported by Telegram, t.me, 3 November 2026, by CoinDeskGlobal
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Tron founder Justin Sun has asked a court to sanction World Liberty Financial, the Trump-linked DeFi venture, arguing the firm failed to disclose its ties to the UAE until months into his lawsuit over roughly $45 million in WLFI tokens. Sun contends the delayed disclosure prejudiced his case and wants the court to impose penalties on the project. The dispute centers on his WLFI token holdings and the project's connections to Abu Dhabi-backed entities, which he says should have surfaced earlier in the litigation. The fight matters because World Liberty has become one of the highest-profile crypto ventures tied to the Trump family, and the outcome could shape how its token holders and partners view governance and disclosure standards. What to watch next is whether the court grants sanctions and whether the UAE relationship, once detailed, expands the scope of the case or pressures WLFI's token price and broader project credibility.

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