Caixin: Justin Sun's Relationship with President Trump's Family Remains Normal, but Condemns WLFI Executive Team
Svmuu News Trump family's cryptocurrency company WLF has sparked controversy by requiring early investors to lock up their holdings for four years. Justin Sun, founder of TRON, is among these early investors and has strongly criticized WLF's management team. According to TRON's statement to Caixin, "Justin Sun's relationship with President Trump's family remains normal, but he condemns the WLFI executive team. Justin Sun is the biggest victim of this project. Essentially, both Justin Sun and the President's family were deceived by bad actors within the WLFI team." The condemnation is directed at the project leaders and misconduct within the executive team, not the entire cooperative framework. (Caixin)
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