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Fresh controversy has erupted in the crypto market, this time surrounding World Liberty Financial (WLFI) — a project linked to U.S. President Donald Trump. A developer has come forward with serious allegations that have put the project in the spotlight.
Bruno Skvorc: “They Stole My Money”
Polygon DevRel Bruno Skvorc revealed that WLFI froze his tokens and refused to release them, citing his wallet as “high risk.” Sharing an email from the compliance team, Skvorc accused WLFI of outright theft.
“TLDR is, they stole my money,” Skvorc posted. “And because it’s the U.S. president’s family, I can’t do anything about it. This is the new age mafia.” He also claimed at least six other investors were subjected to similar 100% lockups.
Compliance Tools Under Fire
The incident drew criticism from on-chain investigator ZachXBT, who highlighted that compliance tools often wrongly flag addresses as risky — sometimes for trivial reasons like DeFi interactions.
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In Skvorc’s case, the flags were linked to past Tornado Cash usage, indirect ties to sanctioned entities like Garantex and Netex24, and activity with a blacklisted dashboard.
Justin Sun’s WLFI Tokens Frozen
The controversy deepened when Tron founder Justin Sun revealed that his WLFI tokens were also frozen after blockchain trackers flagged a $9 million transfer. Sun called the freeze “unreasonable” and said it violated blockchain’s core values, insisting tokens should be “sacred and inviolable.”
These developments raise fresh concerns over WLFI’s operations and may erode investor confidence in the Trump-linked project.
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