Sun Woo Sun: Free World Finance lost in court, and all individual claims will continue to be heard in public

SUN WOO SUN OBJECTED TO THE SECRET ARBITRATION REQUEST FOR FREE WORLD FINANCE IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF CALIFORNIA, WHICH UPHELD HIS CLAIM AND RULED THAT ALL INDIVIDUAL CLAIMS WOULD CONTINUE TO BE HEARD IN OPEN COURT. SUN STATED THAT THIS WAS A MAJOR VICTORY AND THAT THE COURT HAD REJECTED THE ARGUMENT THAT FREE WORLD FINANCE SHOULD REFER CORPORATE-RELATED CLAIMS TO ARBITRATION AND HAD ORDERED THE PARTIES TO NEGOTIATE WHICH CLAIMS SHOULD BE RETAINED IN COURT AND WHICH SHOULD BE REFERRED TO ARBITRATION. IN HIS VIEW, CURRENCY HOLDERS HAD THE RIGHT TO KNOW HOW THE PROJECT TREATED THOSE WHO TRUSTED THEM. SUN WAS ONE OF THE WORLD’S EARLY AND LARGEST INVESTORS IN LIBERAL FINANCE, INVESTING $45 MILLION IN EXCHANGE FOR WLFI, BUT HE ACCUSED THE COMPANY OF PLACING BEHIND ITS SMART CONTRACTS IN SECRET, GIVING IT THE POWER TO UNILATERALLY FREEZE AND DESTROY THEM. SUN ' S LAWSUIT SOUGHT COMPENSATION IN THE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS AND OBTAINED A COURT ORDER PROHIBITING THE DESTRUCTION OR PERMANENT DISPOSAL OF HIS TOKENS BY THE WORLD ' S LIBERAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS。