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Sun Yuchen
2026-08-29 01:18:32

Sun Yuchen Says Dispute Is an Ordinary Civil Property Case in Judicial Process

Sun Yuchen has responded to a recent dispute, saying the matter between the two sides is an ordinary civil property dispute that has entered judicial proceedings, according to a ChainCatcher report. In his statement, Sun said he respects the court, the judicial process, and all rights of the other party, and that he will accept the outcome regardless of how the case is ultimately decided. He also said the matter "ends with me," and expressed hope that Jing Tian's future life would not be affected by the incident. The report was published on August 29, 2026. Further details about the dispute or the specific stage of the proceedings were not disclosed.

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Sun Yuchen Says Dispute Is an Ordinary Civil Property Case in Judicial Process
CZ
2026-08-29 00:56:28

CZ Urges Legal Resolution in Sun Yuchen Dispute, Warns Against Personal Attacks

According to ChainCatcher, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), co-founder of Binance, has publicly addressed the recent emotional and property dispute involving TRON founder Justin Sun. In a social media post, CZ stated that while aggressive marketing is acceptable, there is no need to resort to personal attacks or affect someone's future career development based on such incidents. He argued that resolving the matter through legal channels is better than disclosing unnecessary details, and expressed hope that both parties could handle the situation properly and maintain mutual respect. CZ further emphasized that the crypto industry should set higher standards for itself. Responding to CZ's remarks, Sun expressed agreement and said, "Respect each other, settle properly, leave the rest to the court, I won't say more." The exchange between the two prominent figures highlights the ongoing personal dispute that has recently surfaced. Both have urged a legal and respectful resolution, signaling a measure of restraint in the public eye.

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CZ Urges Legal Resolution in Sun Yuchen Dispute, Warns Against Personal Attacks
Binance
2026-08-14 06:43:17

WSJ Asks Court to Dismiss Binance Defamation Suit, Citing Lack of Actual Malice

Wall Street Journal has asked a federal judge to dismiss the defamation lawsuit Binance filed against it, arguing the exchange's March 2026 complaint fails to prove the newspaper acted with actual malice. The suit centres on Journal articles that characterised Binance as covering up an internal investigation, obstructing compliance and allowing sanctioned entities to trade on its platform. In its dismissal motion, the Journal said Binance's own filing did not meet the legal standard for actual malice, which requires knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard for the truth. Binance argued that it had sent the paper a denial, so the reporting was false. The Journal rejected that logic, saying a simple repetition of a self-serving denial is not enough to support a defamation claim. During the hearing, the Journal's lawyer pointed out that Binance had not contested the core content of the three articles at the centre of the case. The request was made Wednesday afternoon before a federal judge, according to Talking Biz News, which cited Courthouse News Service.

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WSJ Asks Court to Dismiss Binance Defamation Suit, Citing Lack of Actual Malice