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Jing Tian

2026-08-27 12:18:11

Jing Tian’s studio says the matter will be handled by the court

According to Odaily, @JingTianStudio issued a formal statement saying that reputation is both an artist’s lifeblood and a vulnerable point. The studio said it is prepared to reject what it described as acts of opportunism that use an artist’s reputation as leverage. The statement added that, based on its trust in the law and its intention to follow legal procedure, it does not want to take up public resources and will leave the matter to the court. Aside from disclosing later developments related to its rights-protection efforts, the studio said it will not respond to other questions.

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UK

2026-08-24 05:22:50

UK court shuts down crypto firm Key Coin Assets Ltd.

A UK court has shut down cryptocurrency company Key Coin Assets Ltd., according to Bitcoin.com News, in a case tied to investor complaints filed with Action Fraud. The report said nine investors who submitted complaints had collectively paid more than £300,000. Investigators said they found no evidence that the company had carried out genuine trading activity. They also concluded that the way the business operated showed characteristics consistent with a Ponzi-style scheme. The case adds to regulatory and enforcement scrutiny around crypto-related investment operations in the UK, though the report cited here focused on the court action, the investor losses reported through Action Fraud, and the investigators’ findings on the company’s lack of real trading evidence.

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WLFI

2026-08-21 06:02:03

WLFI Co-Founder Says Justin Sun’s Claim of Major Court Win Was False

WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff said Justin Sun made several false statements about the latest court hearing. According to Witkoff, Sun had claimed that the court backed his position and framed the outcome as a “major victory.” Witkoff said that was not what happened, stating that the court had made no ruling at all. He also disputed Sun’s characterization of the procedural status of his personal claims. Witkoff said Sun was presenting the fact that his personal claims remained in court as if it were a win, while WLFI had never asked for those personal claims to be sent to arbitration. He added that WLFI’s motion to dismiss those claims is still pending before the court. In Witkoff’s account, there was no court support for Sun’s position and no “major victory” in the proceeding.

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WLFI

2026-08-21 05:55:59

Zach Witkoff Says Sun Yuchen Misstated Latest Court Outcome

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.

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policy

2026-08-05 01:42:07

US Second Circuit Ends SBF Appeal, 25-Year Sentence Stands

The Second Circuit has ended Sam Bankman-Fried's appeal, keeping his 25-year prison sentence and $11 billion forfeiture in place. The court unanimously rejected SBF's retrial request in June; the Supreme Court is now his only possible route for review.

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Bithumb

2026-07-23 05:15:49

South Korean court to issue first ruling on Bithumb mistaken BTC transfer case on Aug. 27

A South Korean court is set to deliver the first first-instance ruling on Aug. 27 in the Bithumb mistaken Bitcoin transfer case, according to Odaily. The case centers on users who allegedly sold BTC they received by mistake after the exchange misclassified Korean won reward points as Bitcoin during a promotional payout earlier this year. One user involved in the case is accused of selling the wrongly received BTC and retaining about 194 million won in cash. Bithumb has already filed lawsuits against four users, seeking the return of unjust enrichment, with the largest claim reaching about 500 million won. The exchange said it began recovery procedures after the payout error and stated that, as of March 10, it had recovered 99% of the 1,788 BTC that had not yet been returned. The Aug. 27 hearing will mark the first court judgment in the dispute.

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Chile

2026-07-09 05:54:16

Chile Court Orders Two Major Banks to Keep Accounts Open for Crypto Exchange Buda

Chile's TDLC ruled that Banco Itaú and BancoEstado must keep Buda's accounts open, rejecting banks' claims linking Buda to an unrelated Ponzi scheme. Buda's legal battle continues.

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