Archblock files for bankruptcy, blames fraud and Justin Sun-linked deal
Archblock, TrustToken, and TrueCoin, firms originally behind TrueUSD, declared bankruptcy after being defrauded by a “criminal enterprise.”
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Justin Sun fights a lot of lawsuits on behalf of companies he doesn’t own
Justin Sun is involved in several lawsuits, often involving firms in which he’s deeply involved but denies ownership of.
Justin Sun bailed out $500M stablecoin TUSD, report
Filings reveal that Techteryx, the firm behind TrueUSD, required a loan from Justin Sun after its reserves got stuck in First Digital Trust.
Control of TrueUSD private keys transferred to Techteryx
Control of the private keys for TrueUSD have been transferred to Techteryx, a mysterious conglomerate in Asia with ties to Justin Sun.
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