Vincent Chok, founder of First Digital Trust (FDT), has revealed that WLFI is not the first entity to be publicly targeted by Justin Sun. Following WLFI's lawsuit against Sun, Chok stated that FDT has been embroiled in legal battles with Sun for over a year. Sun allegedly offered bounties for internal evidence against FDT, increasing from $50 million to $100 million.
Sun previously accused FDT of transferring approximately $500 million in client funds to banks in Dubai, a claim FDT denies, having taken legal action in response. Additionally, DIFC Courts documents show that Techteryx secured a global freezing order from the Dubai DIFC Digital Economy Court, freezing around $456 million in assets related to Aria Commodities DMCC. Chok noted that more parties are legally challenging what he describes as "malicious attacks and coordinated lies," with outcomes pending judicial proceedings.
FDT Founder Vincent Chok Highlights Ongoing Legal Disputes with Justin Sun
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