Hackers stole about $292 million from KelpDAO’s bridge and used it on Aave, leaving over $236 million in bad debt. Justin Sun urged the attacker to negotiate returning the funds.

A controversial governance proposal from World Liberty Financial has triggered a wave of investor outrage, forcing early backers into a four-year vesting timeline just as the Trump-linked token plunges to near all-time lows—raising fresh concerns over control, transparency, and the true cost of political crypto.

Trump's World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is threatening to bring Justin Sun to court after the crypto billionaire publicly accused the platform of embedding hidden controls in its token contract.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will drop its lawsuit against Justin Sun after one of his companies agreed to pay a $10 million fine. The case accused Sun and his firms of illegal token sales and wash trading linked to TRON (TRX).

A woman claiming to be Justin Sun’s former girlfriend has accused him of using multiple Binance accounts and employees to artificially boost TRX prices before selling tokens to retail investors. She says she has evidence and is willing to cooperate with the US SEC, while Sun has only dismissed the claims as “FUD.”

Justin Sun has lost around $60 million after World Liberty Financial blacklisted his wallet, freezing his WLFI tokens following a $9 million transfer. The freeze has left him unable to access or trade his holdings, while the token’s price has dropped over 40% since September.

A US court has rejected Justin Sun’s attempt to stop Bloomberg from reporting his crypto holdings worth over $3 billion. The judge ruled there was no confidentiality agreement and dismissed his security concerns, allowing the details to be published.

Tron’s bold move to slash transaction fees has come at a steep price. In just 10 days, the blockchain saw its daily network revenue collapse by 64%, a blow that marks its lowest earnings level in more than a year.

Coinbase has unveiled a comprehensive public guide outlining its digital asset listing process, aiming to address longstanding controversy and reinforce its commitment to transparency as it faces mounting revenue pressure and industry competition.

WLFI warned of possible price manipulation by large token holders and froze 272 wallets linked to suspicious activity. High-profile investors, including Justin Sun, were affected, prompting concerns over wallet security and compliance measures.