
Justin Sun Blasts WLFI Governance Vote as Power Grab Locking Billions of Tokens
Key Takeaways
- Sun calls WLFI governance coercive, aims to concentrate power with indefinite dissenting token lockups.
- WLFI unveils 62.28 billion token vesting plan with a 10% burn after revolts.
- Sun alleges wallet blacklisting; WLFI threatens legal action against him.
Sun vs WLFI
Justin Sun blasted WLFI's governance vote as an absurd power grab that punishes dissenting token holders with indefinite lockups.
“Justin Sun blasts Trump-linked WLFI's 'absurd' governance vote, escalating feud The Tron founder claimed that dissenters would face token lockups and exclusion from voting, while the project said the proposal aims to align all participants for the long-run”
Sun accused the project of engineering a vote that punishes opposition and excludes major holders.

The proposal would impose multi-year lockups on more than 62 billion WLFI tokens and burn up to 4.5 billion tokens.
WLFI said the proposal was designed to align all participants for the long-run.
The clash marks the latest breakdown after WLFI threatened legal action and blacklisted Sun's token stake.
Token Lockups and Burns
WLFI's proposal would restructure 62.28 billion locked tokens under extended vesting schedules.
Those who don't accept the new terms stay locked indefinitely.

The plan includes a potential burn of up to 4.52 billion WLFI tokens.
The 62.28 billion tokens affected represent a substantial portion of WLFI's 100 billion total supply.
The proposal effectively kicks any meaningful supply increase down the road by at least two years.
Governance Control and Transparency
Sun questioned WLFI's governance power structure and called it a dictatorship disguised as a DAO.
Sun's wallet was blacklisted following a roughly $9 million transaction.
76% of voting power was controlled by just 10 wallets.
The combination of governance concerns and leveraged collateral activity has increased scrutiny.
WLFI-linked wallets deployed large token holdings as collateral on Dolomite.
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