While facing a $400–500 million lawsuit, Sun says that kind of money is “peanuts” to him.
What a big shot.
He says any investment that truly gets him excited starts at $4 billion.
A $400–500 million lawsuit? He’s just going through the motions for the noise.
WLFI isn’t backing down either. It hit back by suing him for defamation in Florida, accusing him of waging a “smear campaign.”
It even had a message for him on X: “We have contracts, evidence, and the truth. See you in court, friend.”
Sun’s accusations are pretty serious too: his tokens were frozen, his voting rights were stripped, and he was threatened with having his tokens burned.
The two former backers and project partners are now so at odds that their cases are being heard in separate states—one in California, the other in Florida.
Sun also made his position clear: sue him all you want, he’ll still support Trump and continue backing crypto-friendly policies.
Translation: business is business, and taking sides is taking sides. They’re two separate things.
(These claims are based on public reports; some details circulating online remain unverified.)
I think the essence of this drama is that crypto’s biggest star and the First Family have officially moved from their “honeymoon phase” to the “settling accounts phase.”
Before the trial even begins, they’re squeezing every last bit of traffic out of it on X. That’s how seasoned players do it.
One last bet: will the court rule first, or will the two sides make peace on X first?
$TRX $WLFI
#孙宇晨 #WLFI countersuit
What a big shot.
He says any investment that truly gets him excited starts at $4 billion.
A $400–500 million lawsuit? He’s just going through the motions for the noise.
WLFI isn’t backing down either. It hit back by suing him for defamation in Florida, accusing him of waging a “smear campaign.”
It even had a message for him on X: “We have contracts, evidence, and the truth. See you in court, friend.”
Sun’s accusations are pretty serious too: his tokens were frozen, his voting rights were stripped, and he was threatened with having his tokens burned.
The two former backers and project partners are now so at odds that their cases are being heard in separate states—one in California, the other in Florida.
Sun also made his position clear: sue him all you want, he’ll still support Trump and continue backing crypto-friendly policies.
Translation: business is business, and taking sides is taking sides. They’re two separate things.
(These claims are based on public reports; some details circulating online remain unverified.)
I think the essence of this drama is that crypto’s biggest star and the First Family have officially moved from their “honeymoon phase” to the “settling accounts phase.”
Before the trial even begins, they’re squeezing every last bit of traffic out of it on X. That’s how seasoned players do it.
One last bet: will the court rule first, or will the two sides make peace on X first?
$TRX $WLFI
#孙宇晨 #WLFI countersuit