Justin Sun in no hurry to tell China about HTX hack
While Justin Sun quickly took to X to discuss the $8 million HTX hack, news of the loss was left to trickle into China through foreign media.
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While Justin Sun quickly took to X to discuss the $8 million HTX hack, news of the loss was left to trickle into China through foreign media.
Read more (2 min) →Around 99% of stUSDT is controlled by Justin Sun and Justin Sun-connected entities such as Huobi, despite lacking the promised DAO.
Poloniex's promised proof-of-reserves is still missing as it refuses to disclose the backing for WBTC on Tron.
Justin Sun no longer does business as a Chinese citizen but he has been establishing firms in Hong Kong with his St. Kitts and Nevis identity.
Justin Sun continues to deny any controlling ownership of Huobi, instead claiming that he's merely an investor who helps to run things.
Sun has an interest in cleaning up Huobi’s reputation after the collapse of the exchange's $1 HUSD stablecoin.
It’s official: Justin Sun helps run Huobi and is a major shareholder. But why did it take this long for the company to admit it?
Sun has repeatedly denied that FTX chief Sam Bankman-Fried provided him the backing he needed to take over Huobi.
Chen Boliang is accused of accessing Huobi's systems to fraudulently create a $20 million credit line with an account set up in his father's name.