272 Wallets Blacklisted by WLFI Amid Justin Sun Freeze Controversy

Key Highlights WLFI blacklists 272 wallets linked to hacks, scams, and risks Justin Sun disputes freeze, claiming it was only a fund transfer Community questions platform trust and transparency WLFI Clarifies 272 Wallet Blacklist Amid Justin Sun Freeze The crypto community was shaken this week after World Liberty Financial (WLFI) confirmed it had blacklisted 272 wallets, following controversy around the frozen funds of TRON founder Justin ￰0￱ September 5, 2025, reports surfaced that Sun’s wallet was frozen after transferring 50 million WLFI ￰1￱ rejected claims that the transaction represented a sale, insisting it was simply a fund ￰2￱ called on the platform to release his assets, warning that such actions undermine trust in ￰3￱ Explains the Blacklist The next day, WLFI published a ￰4￱ to the team, 272 wallets were blacklisted for different reasons: 215 linked to phishing attacks 50 hacked and frozen at the owners’ request 5 flagged as high-risk 1 suspected of misappropriation of funds, under investigation “We do not aim to blacklist ￰5￱ respond only to notifications of malicious or high-risk activity that could harm community members,” WLFI said in a ￰6￱ platform also emphasized that wallets are not blacklisted for normal market behavior.

However, WLFI did not comment directly on Sun’s case, leaving the controversy ￰7￱ and Transparency Concerns While WLFI defended its stance, Sun ignored the clarification and reiterated his call to unblock his ￰8￱ argued that freezing legitimate accounts risks damaging confidence in the platform at a critical time for the ￰9￱ the standoff continues, the incident raises broader questions about decentralization, control, and trust in crypto platforms.