In response to WLFI's token unlocking proposal released yesterday, Justin Sun again criticized it, stating, "This is 'world tyranny,' not 'world free finance.' This proposal is packaged as a 'governance alignment signal' and a 'long-term commitment,' but peeled back the layers, it's one of the most absurd governance scams I've ever seen. I will explain point by point." Sun further explained that the proposal has five major controversial points, including: 1. Punishment for opposition—a classic form of coercion; 2. Selective freezing of voters; 3. All actual power being stolen by anonymous individuals; 4. Voters must use their real names, while the rulers remain anonymous—even worse than tyranny; 5. A blatant violation of billions of dollars in property rights. Sun concluded, "I urge all WLFI holders to recognize the true nature of this proposal, express their opposition through all public channels, and reserve all rights to pursue legal action." Recommended reading: Good news, your WLFI is about to be unlocked; bad news, you'll have to wait for Trump's retirement.