Justin Sun, founder of Tron, has reached out to the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) team, urging them to unfreeze his tokens that were blacklisted following suspicious transactions.
Reason for Token Blacklisting
Justin Sun's token address was blacklisted after blockchain data flagged a suspicious $9 million transfer. This was reported by analytical platforms Nansen and Arkham.
Justin Sun's Statement
In response to the blacklisting, Sun stated that his pre-sale tokens were 'unreasonably frozen.' He called on the WLFI team to unlock his investments, respecting the principles of decentralized blockchain technology. In a post on X, he remarked: CITE_NA 'Tokens are sacred and inviolable—this should be the most basic value of any blockchain.'
Response from Crypto Analysts
Some analysts have expressed doubts about whether Sun was truly not selling his tokens. For instance, cryptocurrency analyst Quinten François indicated that Sun might be manipulating his market position, while others, like Alex Svanevik, asserted he did not sell his allocation.
The situation surrounding Justin Sun's tokens raises many questions and discussions in the crypto community, emphasizing the importance of trust and transparency in blockchain technologies.
