CoinDesk: Sun Yuchen fills a $456 million funding gap for TUSD
According to CoinDesk, Tron founder Justin Sun provided emergency liquidity support to maintain TUSD's payment ability after $456 million in reserve funds were illegally misappropriated to Dubai entity Aria Commodities DMCC. Documents show that the funds should have been managed by First Digital Trust but were allegedly unauthorizedly invested in extremely low-liquidity resource projects. TUSD parent company Techteryx claimed to be a victim of "massive fraud" and has filed a lawsuit with the Hong Kong court. To stabilize the market, the team also isolated 400 million TUSDs to ensure user redemptions are not affected.
Currently, the price of TUSD is approximately $0.998, close to its anchor value of $1.
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