
Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, has publicly disclosed his personal holdings on the cryptocurrency exchange HTX, revealing an amount close to $1.62 billion. This figure is equivalent to 28,613 bitcoins (BTC). Sun's disclosure came in the form of a screenshot shared on social media, intended to demonstrate his use of HTX and to substantiate the platform's credibility. However, this move has sparked controversy and skepticism among the crypto community. Critics, including Adam Cochran, have raised concerns over the legitimacy of Sun's claims, suggesting that the reported balance might be misleading. They argue that Sun's holdings exceed the total amount of BTC previously reported by HTX, which includes 540 million USDT, 21,543 BTC, and 109,000 ETH, raising questions about the accuracy of the figures or the possibility of asset commingling. The situation has led to discussions about the real user base of HTX and the authenticity of Sun's holdings.
NEW: Billionaire entrepreneur and business executive Justin Sun reveals holdings of 28,613 #Bitcoin (💵 ~$1.60B) on the exchange HTX. https://t.co/oHeLOotQnb
Justin Sun has more bitcoin on HTX than the exchange held last month. AKA: Basically the only person trading on HTX is Justin Sun and a few suckers. Or, Justin Suns screenshot shows paper bitcoins that don’t exist. Or, Justin Sun just did HTML inspect. https://t.co/FH9qGFSMnZ
Justin Sun has more bitcoin on HTX than the exchange held last month https://t.co/VzHzVUdRXr


