TUSD Reserve Assets Legal Action Update Held in Hong Kong, Justin Sun Comments on Global Recovery Efforts

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As reported by Blockbeats, on November 27, Justin Sun, founder of TRON, attended a media briefing in Hong Kong regarding the global legal pursuit of TUSD reserve assets. He disclosed key facts and interim results concerning the illegal embezzlement and misappropriation of TUSD reserves, drawing significant attention from the fintech and blockchain industry. Justin Sun expressed gratitude to the Dubai International Financial Centre Court (DIFC Court) and its Digital Economy Court for their fair and decisive ruling. He stated that efforts are ongoing to trace the missing funds globally, with the goal of full recovery and the return of the reserve assets from any wrongdoers. According to the latest judicial documents, the DIFC Courts issued an indefinite global asset freeze order against Aria Commodities DMCC on October 17, involving up to $456 million. The court noted that the case involves 'material issues requiring trial,' including forged authorization, breach of fiduciary duty, illegal transfer of reserves, and cross-border money laundering. All relevant individuals and entities are required to fully disclose the fund flows, or face severe legal consequences.

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