Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, is under fire as new allegations surface from his alleged ex-girlfriend, Ten Ten. In a lengthy post on X, she claims that Sun engaged in manipulative practices to inflate the price of TRX, his cryptocurrency.
According to Ten Ten, Justin allegedly amassed his early fortune in TRX by exploiting the identities of employees to create fake accounts on Binance. She asserted, “After my last post, he sent out a wave of lies about me using Chinese KOLs,” referring to key opinion leaders, who she claims have been financially incentivized to promote coins before significant sell-offs.
Ten Ten elaborated on how Justin Sun allegedly coerced his employees into providing their identification and personal information, which was then used to open trading accounts in their names. “He made his employees give him their ID cards and phone numbers,” she noted, implying a breach of trust and ethical conduct.
She detailed a list of twelve individuals from mainland China who she claims were involved in this operation, stating that they contributed to the selling of TRX through these accounts. Ten Ten asserted that she possesses comprehensive evidence of these activities, including emails, trading logs, and phone records. “I have full records—emails, exchange activity, login logs, phone data. Everything,” she claimed.
Furthermore, she alleged that some of these individuals faced imprisonment in China under dubious circumstances after their involvement with Sun. “They gave him the access, helped him cash out, and then got discarded,” she explained, raising concerns about the treatment of employees within the organization.
Ten Ten painted a picture of a manipulative scheme where public perception was engineered to elevate interest in TRX. She accused Sun of using media strategies to create a façade of genius, while in reality, there was no substantive innovation behind his actions. “He printed coins, told stories, and made everyone believe,” she stated.
She further described a pattern where KOLs were compensated to time their posts strategically around price dumps, leading to significant losses for retail investors. “In many cases, project teams even collaborated with capital pools and Ponzi-style operations to artificially drive up token prices,” Ten Ten remarked, emphasizing the predatory nature of such schemes.
Ultimately, Ten Ten expressed little concern for public gossip regarding her character, focusing instead on the broader implications of Sun”s alleged machinations. “The only thing that matters is that everything he built was fake,” she concluded, hinting at a deeper narrative within the cryptocurrency space.
