为什么特朗普的世界自由金融组织（WLFI）现在对波场的孙宇晨提起诉讼？

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) opened a legal counteroffensive against Justin Sun, accusing one of crypto’s most prominent billionaires of defamation after he sued the Trump-linked venture over frozen WLFI tokens that he says were once worth more than $1 billion. The lawsuit, filed in Florida state court, escalates a dispute that has turned Sun from one of World Liberty’s earliest major backers into its most visible public adversary. The company alleges that Sun made false statements to millions of followers on X after World Liberty froze tokens held by entities affiliated with him, while Sun says the case is an attempt to distract from the company’s own conduct. He wrote on X: The alleged defamation lawsuit that World Liberty announced on X today is nothing more than a meritless PR stunt. I stand by my actions and look forward to defeating the case in court. Justin Sun Founder • TRON DAO Share on View Profile The clash puts World Liberty, a crypto venture associated with President Donald Trump and his family, against a figure who has long occupied the center of digital-asset markets. Sun founded the Tron blockchain and is closely associated with several crypto businesses and exchanges. At the same time, he has also spent years cultivating a public image as one of the industry’s most aggressive dealmakers. Meanwhile, he was an early supporter of World Liberty, buying billions of WLFI tokens through an affiliated entity before the relationship collapsed. World Liberty’s complaint alleges that Sun violated token agreements, engaged in prohibited transfers, used straw purchases, and participated in short-selling activity around WLFI’s public trading debut. It also accuses him of launching a public campaign that damaged the company’s reputation after it enforced restrictions on his tokens. Sun’s separate lawsuit casts the same events differently. He says World Liberty froze his WLFI assets without proper justification, stripped him of governance rights, and threatened t