Now that SUN is on Kraken, the exits are open.
Let me ask you something nobody else will:
Why is Kraken suddenly listing SUN?
Why now? Why with a $90,000 airdrop?
Why is a platform that plays it safe — one of the most compliance-heavy exchanges on Earth — suddenly embracing a token so closely tied to TRON, a network most of TradFi still treats like a joke?
The answer is simple. But it’s not clean.
It’s about control. Influence. And Justin Sun.
You don’t have to like him. But you should understand how he plays the game. Because he just reminded everyone that in crypto, visibility is power — and power is liquidity.
And Kraken just handed him both.
It didn’t start with SUN. It started with a tweet.
Out of nowhere, Justin tweets a little dig on XCN, as it is skyrocketing.
Just that. No deal. No transaction. No details.
Within days, the Onyx DAO hands him 500 million XCN, locked for two years.
Let that sink in.
A decentralized DAO just gave a billionaire half a billion tokens because he tweeted. Not because he invested. Not because he built. But because they knew — his attention alone could move markets.
This wasn’t support. This was submission.
And here’s where it gets even weirder: Kraken has been quietly tied to XCN this whole time.
They’ve had exposure. Influence. Maybe even silent equity. Nobody talks about it, because they don’t want you to know Kraken isn’t neutral. They’ve been betting on the cross-border payment coin behind the scenes while spotlighting everything else.
So when Justin moves into XCN and then Kraken turns around and lists SUN — you think that’s coincidence?
You’re not supposed to connect the dots.
You’re supposed to clap.
You’re supposed to trade.
You’re supposed to think this is a win for the little guy.
