The key point in the Justin Sun vs. WLFI case is not the money—it’s the code

If a smart contract includes a hidden freezing function, then we’re no longer talking about blockchain—we’re talking about a bank with a different logo. Decentralization is verified line by line, not in marketing. WLFI will have to explain why that function was there and who pushed the button

So now nobody audited that contract before putting in $45M? The freezing function didn’t just appear out of nowhere—it was in the public code

The case is valid and necessary, but it leaves a lesson for everyone: DYOR