Justin Sun and Huobi play shell game with ownership
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.
Who really owns crypto exchange Huobi?
Justin Sun continues to deny any controlling ownership of Huobi, instead claiming that he’s merely an investor who helps to run things.
Justin Sun strengthens ties to Tether and Hong Kong
Sun has an interest in cleaning up Huobi’s reputation after the collapse of the exchange’s $1 HUSD stablecoin.
Why couldn’t Huobi admit Justin Sun helps run the crypto exchange?
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?
Justin Sun confirms 20% staff cuts at Huobi amid insolvency rumors
Rumors have been swirling about Huobi’s insolvency and employee cuts. Now, advisor Justin Sun confirms 20% of staff will be let go.
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