World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project linked to the Trump family, is under scrutiny for allegedly exploiting DeFi protocols to facilitate token sales. Reports indicate that WLFI executed multiple collateralized loans through the Dolomite lending protocol, raising concerns about insider trading and liquidity risks. The project reportedly mobilized $75 million in stablecoins by pledging 5 billion WLFI tokens, with Dolomite co-founder Corey Caplan serving as an advisor to WLFI. The controversy intensified as Sun Yuchen publicly condemned WLFI for alleged misconduct, including freezing investor funds and controlling user assets. In response, WLFI accused Sun of fabricating allegations and vowed to address the matter in court. The project has faced criticism for its token price decline of over 66% since its launch, with accusations that the Trump family and associated parties are the primary sources of selling pressure. The situation highlights ongoing tensions and challenges within the crypto community regarding governance and transparency.