Dubai court freezes $456 million in funds related to Sun Yuchen's rescue of TrueUSD issuer Techteryx
Jinse Finance reported that the Dubai court has frozen $456 million in funds related to Sun Yuchen's rescue of TrueUSD issuer Techteryx, due to allegations that its reserves were illegally transferred to Dubai-based company Aria Commodities, raising suspicions of "trust breach."
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