Sun didn’t hold back. He alleged the #WLFI project secretly implanted a “blacklist backdoor” in the smart contract, giving $WLFI unilateral power to freeze or seize any token holder’s assets without notice or due process.

🚨 Another chapter in the $WLFI story One anonymous wallet can freeze your funds instantly. @justinsuntron pointed this out on-chain. The structure is simple: One EOA sits on the multisig and controls another Safe with threshold = 1 That means: One signature = full control No DAO vote No governance No community approval Just one wallet deciding everything. $WLFI markets itself as decentralized finance. But in reality, control is concentrated in a single anonymous entity. What's your take? 👀

JUST IN: Justin Sun accuses Trump-linked WLFI of concealing blacklist function in token contract. Sun claims his $9M wallet with WLFI tokens was frozen, alleging assets seizure mechanism. WLFI under fire for conflicts of interest as token crashes to historic lows.

TRON proposal 106 approved Before now, there was a function called SELFDESTRUCT. A delete button for smart contracts. You could deploy a contract, use it, and then completely remove it from the blockchain. That behavior is changing. Now, a contract can only fully delete itself if it does so in the exact same transaction it was created in. If not, the contract doesn’t disappear anymore. Instead: ⇛ Any funds inside can still be moved out ⇛ But the contract itself stays on-chain permanently So the delete button isn’t really a delete button anymore. It’s more like a withdraw and leave behind function. There’s also a cost change. Using SELFDESTRUCT used to be free. Now it costs energy (5000). Why this matters: 1️⃣ predictability. Contracts sticking around makes the network easier to reason about. Things don’t just vanish anymore after interacting with them. 2️⃣ security. Some patterns relied on creating and deleting contracts in ways that could be abused or misunderstood. This change removes a lot of that ambiguity. 3️⃣ alignment. TRON is bringing its behavior closer to Ethereum, which makes life easier for developers moving between both ecosystems. If you’re a developer, you’ll want to revisit anything that depends on deleting contracts. Some designs simply won’t work the same way anymore. If you’re just using apps on TRON, nothing breaks but in the background things just got more stable and easier to maintain long term. This is one of those updates that doesn’t look flashy, but improves how the network behaves over time. @justinsuntron @trondao #TRONEcoStar

Justin Sun just accused Trump-backed WLFI of secretly embedding a freeze function in their token contract. The same function that froze Sun's own wallet for $6M last September. WLFI's response: "See you in court pal." Most retail reads this as "drama." Smart money reads it as due diligence. When you deploy capital into a protocol affiliated with the most powerful family in the world, and that protocol has a function that can freeze your funds... That's not a feature. That's a risk vector the marketing deck won't mention. Before you allocate to any "institutional" project, ask one question: Who else can move my money, and under what conditions? The court case will answer that question publicly. The smart money already knows the answer.

𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗘𝗡𝗘𝗥𝗚𝗬 𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗟 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗚𝗔𝗦𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗦𝗔𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦 Most people enter TRON expecting “low fees.” What they don’t realize is this: ➠ You don’t actually have to pay gas the normal way at all. TRON runs on a different system. And once you understand it, everything clicks. 🔋 STEP 1: TRON DOESN’T RUN ON TRADITIONAL GAS Instead of paying per transaction like other chains, TRON uses: • Energy → for smart contracts • Bandwidth → for basic transfers No constant gas draining your wallet. Just resource usage. WHERE ENERGY COMES FROM You have two options: 1️⃣ Freeze TRX → get Energy 2️⃣ Rent Energy → use it instantly Freezing locks your capital. But renting? ➠ Gives you Energy on demand ➠ Costs way less than burning TRX ➠ Scales with how active you are WHAT ENERGY RENTAL ACTUALLY DOES Instead of this: “Pay gas every time” You switch to: ➠ “Access a pool of Energy and execute multiple transactions cheaply” That’s why you’ll see: • 300,000 Energy ≈ multiple transactions • One rental → covers several interactions Especially useful if you’re: • Using DeFi on TRON • Sending USDT frequently • Trading actively • Testing smart contracts WHERE GASFREE COMES IN Now it gets even better. Some apps in the TRON ecosystem remove the cost completely. How? ➠ They sponsor your transaction fees Meaning: • You don’t hold TRX • You don’t think about gas • You just click and interact Just like Web2. WHY THIS SYSTEM MATTERS This is the real unlock. TRON isn’t just “cheap.” It’s structured for scale. Because of Energy Rental + GasFree: • Transactions stay ultra-low cost • UX becomes simple for new users • Stablecoin transfers (like USDT) scale globally This is why TRON dominates in: ➠ Payments ➠ DeFi usage ➠ High-frequency transactions Most chains optimize gas. TRON removes the friction entirely. ➠ Resource model ➠ Rental markets ➠ Sponsored transactions All working together. If you understand this, you’re no longer just using TRON… you’re using it efficiently Where do you think this model wins the most: DeFi, payments, or onboarding new users? 👇 @DeFi_JUST @justinsuntron #Defi #TRONEcoStar #JustLendDAO