A number of high-profile crypto figures have stepped in to buy Curve.fi founder Michael Egorov’s CRV tokens at a discount, to avoid the potential liquidation of $100 million worth of DeFi loans secured against them.

Binance-supported and Justin Sun-linked True USD has bucked the trend for more transparency in the stablecoin market, as full control of reserves and private keys has now passed to mysterious offshore owner Techteryx. Should we be concerned?

Tron’s Justin Sun and Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson use their projects’ communities to profit from meme-coin season in crypto. The head of Binance, Chanpeng Zhao, does not seem to mind the additional business either.

Amid the growth of TrueUSD stablecoin, the community is puzzled by its ongoing support from Binance. Also, rumors are spread about the project's possible connections with Tron's Justin Sun. TrueUSD says the latter is not True.

A new blockchain called Sui performed token distribution on Binance’s crypto crowdfunding platform. It would probably have gone unnoticed if there had not been an incident with Justin Sun.

The US SEC charges Justin Sun and his companies for unregistered offers and sales of TRX and BTT, market manipulation of TRX, and undisclosed compensation to celebrities for promoting TRX and BTT.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) affected, among others, the USDC’s reserves and this “blue-chip” stablecoin has lost its peg to the dollar. Ironically, the only decentralized unicorn stablecoin project, MakerDAO is now in trouble due to its “reinforcing” USDC-backed component.

Justin Sun transferred $100 million worth of stablecoins to crypto exchange Huobi Global, which has seen a wave of withdrawals.