World Liberty Financial froze Justin Sun's digital wallet containing approximately 2.9 billion WLFI tokens, valued at roughly $150 million based on a November 2026 price of $0.05111

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Justin Sun plans to refile his lawsuit against World Liberty Financial in California state court after the pending sanctions motion is resolved

World Liberty Financial countersued Justin Sun in May 2026, describing Justin Sun's legal claims as a meritless public relations stunt

World Liberty Financial filed its amended corporate disclosure on August 26, 2026, six days after an August 20, 2026 hearing regarding private arbitration

Justin Sun filed a lawsuit against World Liberty Financial in April 2026, asserting that World Liberty Financial induced his $45 million investment through fraud and unlawfully froze his tokens

Justin Sun invested $45 million total in World Liberty Financial's WLFI tokens, beginning with an initial $30 million token purchase agreed upon in November 2024

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