Justin Sun responds to matter involving Ms. Jing, says he will accept any court outcome

Justin Sun responds to matter involving Ms. Jing, says he will accept any court outcome

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2026-08-29 01:32:48
Justin Sun said on Aug. 29 that he would respect the court process and accept the outcome in a matter involving Ms. Jing, describing it as an ordinary civil property dispute that has already entered judicial proceedings. In a public post, Sun wrote that 19 years had passed and that some things remain if left unwritten, but may no longer remain once written out. He also said there is no shortcut to letting go, and that "the sound of turning off the lights" was not intended to disturb Ms. Jing. Sun added that he wished her well and hoped her future days would have nothing to do with those words. He also wrote that there is no judge in a relationship, that two people came together and later parted ways, and that what happened in between still has no answer, nor does he believe one is required. Sun said he does not belong to either side and that "this matter ends with me."

According to TechFlowPost, Justin Sun said in a post on Aug. 29 that he would respect the court, respect legal procedure, and respect all of Ms. Jing’s rights in a matter involving her, adding that he would accept the outcome regardless of the result.

Sun wrote that 19 years had passed and that some things stay if they are never written down, while writing them out may make them no longer remain.

He said there is no shortcut to letting go, and that if one has lived somewhere for a long time, one eventually has to move out, and moving out means turning off the lights. He added that the sound of turning off the lights was not intended to disturb Ms. Jing, and said he wished her well and hoped that the days ahead in her life would have nothing to do with those words.

Sun also said there is no judge in a relationship. He wrote that two people came together and later went their separate ways, and that what happened in between still has no answer, nor does he feel there must be one. He added that he does not belong to either side, saying, "this matter ends with me."

He further described the case as an ordinary civil property dispute that has already entered judicial process.

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