Justin Sun seeks sanctions against Trump-linked World Liberty Financial over UAE ties. By Helene Braun | Edited by Jamie Crawley Nov 3, 2026, 11:55 a.m. (CoinDesk) Summary Show Justin Sun is seeking sanctions against World Liberty Financial and its lawyers for allegedly failing to disclose the company’s UAE ties.
Sun sued the Trump-linked crypto venture in April, alleging fraud and the unlawful freezing of tokens tied to his $45 million investment. World Liberty now argues that its UAE citizenship prevents the case from proceeding in federal court, while Sun plans to refile in California state court. Tron founder Justin Sun is seeking sanctions against Trump-linked World Liberty Financial and its lawyers, accusing the crypto venture of concealing its ties to the United Arab Emirates until months into his lawsuit over frozen WLFI tokens.
Sun, who sued World Liberty in April, said the company initially told a California federal court that it was a citizen of Florida in an X post on Tuesday. Months later, after a judge ruled that some of his claims could remain in public court rather than go to private arbitration, World Liberty amended its disclosure to include the UAE.
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