According to CoinMeta, Sun Yuchen's lawsuit regarding global free finance continues in open court. A federal judge rejected the request to transfer all of Sun's claims to private arbitration, allowing his individual claims to proceed with public hearings. Sun argues that the WLFI contract grants the issuer the power to freeze, transfer, and destroy holders' tokens, and frames this dispute as a broader test of blockchain ownership and asset control. Sun's lawsuit involves his $45 million investment in WLFI, which encompasses 4 billion tokens, with claim amounts reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. Sun believes that the issuer's ability to freeze holders' assets without disclosure, governance, or formal procedures could establish a legal precedent for asset ownership in the blockchain market.