Justin Sun seeks sanctions in $45M WLFI lawsuit over UAE disclosures
Justin Sun is seeking sanctions against World Liberty Financial and its lawyers over allegedly delayed disclosure of UAE citizenship information in his $45 million federal lawsuit. The suit, filed in April 2026, alleges fraud, breach of contract and unlawful freezing of about 4 billion tokens. WLFI disputes the claims about its token-freezing powers, so traders should watch the sanctions ruling and the planned California state court case.
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