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Justin Sun: Li Lin Once Concealed Due Diligence Materials, I Lent the Company $30 Million to Fill the Gap

2025.02.05 09:00:19

On February 5th, the founder of TRON and a member of the HTX Global Advisory Board, Justin Sun, stated in a social media post, "Those who are familiar with the situation are aware that at that time, Li Lin concealed the due diligence materials and created a $30 million internal shortfall. When I discovered the sabotage, he was caught in the act, refused to admit it, and did not return a single cent. I had to lend the money to the company to cover it up."
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