FDT founder Vincent Chok: WLFI is not the first target of Justin Sun—he has been suing FDT for years without any evidence.
Odaily reported that following WLFI's lawsuit against Justin Sun yesterday, Vincent Chok, founder of First Digital Trust (FDT), spoke out today, stating that WLFI is not the first target Justin Sun has openly confronted. FDT has been entangled in litigation with him for over a year.
Vincent Chok said that over the past 12 months, Justin Sun has initiated public accusations against FDT, but has yet to submit any substantial evidence. During this period, Justin Sun has twice issued public bounties seeking so-called "internal evidence," with the amounts increasing from 50 million US dollars to 100 million US dollars, and so far no one has claimed the reward.
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