Justin Sun, the founder of the Tron cryptocurrency platform, has intensified his criticism of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a platform backed by the Trump family. In a recent post on X, Sun claimed that WLFI's governance structure is fundamentally flawed, alleging that a single individual possesses the unilateral authority to freeze any token holder's assets. He referenced an analysis by blockchain investigator banteg, which indicated that a guardian role in WLFI's token contracts can blacklist wallets, including his own, which was blacklisted after a transfer exceeding $9 million. Sun emphasized the need for transparency, stating that every investor deserves to know who controls the governance mechanisms of WLFI. In response, WLFI accused Sun of making unfounded allegations to distract from his own issues and warned of potential legal action. Despite the controversy, Sun continues to hold WLFI tokens valued at over $44 million. As of the latest data, WLFI is trading at $0.08156, reflecting a 3.54% increase in the past 24 hours.