Justin Sun Says Trump's ‘Proudly American' Crypto Firm Claimed UAE Roots to Exit US Court
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Justin Sun has filed a motion seeking sanctions against World Liberty Financial, the Trump-backed crypto firm, alleging it disclosed UAE-based ownership only to exit U.S. federal court jurisdiction. Sun claims the “proudly American” project misrepresented its ownership structure, revealing UAE roots to escape the litigation. The dispute centers on jurisdictional maneuvering rather than the merits of Sun’s underlying claims against the firm. The outcome matters because it tests how offshore ownership claims are treated in U.S. crypto litigation involving politically connected projects. Watch for the court’s ruling on the sanctions motion and any disclosure of World Liberty’s ownership records.
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