World Liberty Financial co-founder Zak Folkman said the disputed matters were publicly documented online and recorded onchain (stored on a blockchain), according to a post about his interview with Gazza Jenks.
World Liberty Financial said it is responding to allegations involving Justin Sun through comments made by co-founder Zak Folkman at Consensus 2026. In the cited remarks, Folkman said that "everything was publicly documented online and more importantly, documented onchain (stored on a blockchain)." The statement points to blockchain-based recordkeeping as part of the company’s public defense, emphasizing that transaction history or related activity can be independently viewed on a distributed ledger. The source material says the discussion took place in an interview with Gazza Jenks and referenced the company’s lawsuit, but it does not provide further details about the allegations, legal claims, or case status.