ChainCatcher reported that WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff said Sun Yuchen made multiple false claims about the latest court outcome. Sun had described the result as a “major victory” and said the court backed his position, but Witkoff said the court issued no ruling. He added that WLFI never asked to send Sun’s personal claims to arbitration, and WLFI’s motion to dismiss those claims is still awaiting a court decision.
ChainCatcher reported that WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff said Sun Yuchen made multiple false claims about the latest court outcome.
Sun had previously said the court supported his position and described the result as a “major victory.” Witkoff said that was not the case, noting that the court did not issue any ruling.
He also said Sun framed the decision to “leave the personal claims in court” as a win, but WLFI never asked to move those personal claims into arbitration. WLFI’s motion to dismiss those claims is still pending before the court.
In Witkoff’s words, the claimed “court support” and “major victory” did not exist.
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