Hold your horses, crypto traders! Liberland, the micronation with big blockchain ambitions, has just announced another delay to its bridge project. This bridge is supposed to let people move their Liberland LLD tokens over to Justin Sun’s TRON blockchain. It’s the second time they’ve pumped the brakes on this, and this time they’re vaguely citing “reasons” for the hold-up.

According to a recent tweet from Liberland’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, it seems we’ll have to wait a bit longer. They wrote, “For reasons, the TRON bridge will be delayed for a few more days😭.”

This isn’t the first delay rodeo either. Last Friday, they already pushed back the launch. Liberland explained at the time that “the developers were complaining about the dangers of deploying on Friday.” Yes, you read that right.

Liberland even joked about the traditional tech mantra, “‘Move fast and break things’,” suggesting it’s maybe not quite their style anymore. This came right before they announced the bridge would now launch on Monday.

Adding another layer to this story, the TRON bridge situation raises some eyebrows, hinting at a potential conflict of interest. Why? Because Justin Sun, the guy behind TRON, is also the twice-elected prime minister of Liberland. Hmm.

Interestingly, Liberland seems to be in the early stages of figuring things out, law-wise. According to their website, they’re still actively drafting their legal framework. So, things are still evolving over there.

Sun definitely plays a role in how the world sees Liberland. He’s talked about the importance of strong US relations for the micronation’s future and even claimed he’d be rubbing shoulders with two of Trump’s top allies at the January 20 inauguration.

However, as Protos previously reported, it’s highly unlikely he even made it to that inauguration. And get this – it’s still not even clear if Sun has ever actually set foot in Liberland itself, that little 7 km² patch of land between Serbia and Croatia that they call home.

Dive deeper into Sun’s inauguration mystery: Did Justin Sun even attend Donald Trump’s inauguration?

Adding to the intrigue, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) slapped Sun with charges of fraud and wash trading back in 2023. This might explain why he’s hesitant to visit the US. However, there’s a twist: his legal team and the SEC have managed to put his case on “stay,” pausing proceedings while Sun explores “a potential resolution.”

And here’s another interesting detail: last November, shortly after Trump’s election, Sun directly purchased a cool $75 million worth of crypto tokens from Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial.

Protos is on the case and has reached out to Liberland’s press folks for comment. We’ll keep you updated if we hear back. Stay tuned!

Source: protos.com