— HTX, Justin Sun
What happened to HTX’s 700 million missing TRX?
In June, approximately 700M TRX left the HTX reserves. We were able to track these assets to the addresses they ended up in.
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— HTX, Justin Sun
In June, approximately 700M TRX left the HTX reserves. We were able to track these assets to the addresses they ended up in.
Read more (3 min) →— HTX, Justin Sun
HTX recently moved huge portions of its reserves to an undisclosed third-party. We've tracked funds out of HTX wallets into Poloniex.
— HTX, Justin Sun
On-chain evidence suggests that HTX has transferred a portion of its reserves to the Justin Sun-owned Poloniex exchange.
— HTX, Justin Sun
Justin Sun claimed that Poloniex's fee-free trading is funded by his 2012 BTC, but Poloniex is missing $1.3B in BTC.
— HTX, Justin Sun
Controversial cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun is a plaintiff and a defendant in a variety of important ongoing lawsuits.
The FTX estate is filing an amended complaint alleging that Justin Sun owes millions of dollars worth of assets it's failed to turn over.
— HTX, Justin Sun
Justin Sun-owned HTX's reserves are troubling, with most stablecoins being lent out and most of the BTC in an opaque tokenized variant.
Justin Sun-owned HTX and Poloniex have both used exchange wallets to withdraw hundreds of millions from AAVE.
Justin Sun took to X to brag that he personally controlled 28,613 bitcoin on HTX, significantly more than HTX had in its last disclosure.
Rumors are circulating that Justin Sun might be in the process of his final exit while many wallets associated with him have been hacked.