Tron founder Justin Sun has been facing a series of cyber attacks on his crypto businesses over the past two months. Hackers have targeted platforms related to Sun, including his HTX crypto exchange, Poloniex exchange, and Huobi’s HECO chain bridge. The first HTX hack occurred shortly after the platform rebranded from Huobi, resulting in the theft of nearly $8 million in crypto. In a second hack, HTX lost $13.6 million due to a hot wallet breach. Poloniex suffered a significant security breach, with attackers stealing at least $100 million in cryptocurrency. The HECO chain bridge also experienced a massive breach, with hackers sending at least $86.6 million to suspicious addresses. In total, the platforms lost around $208 million in the four hacks. Despite Sun’s promise to compensate for the losses, some crypto enthusiasts are skeptical and have urged the community to stay away from Poloniex and HTX. These incidents come after the United States Securities and Exchange Commission filed a civil lawsuit against Sun and his companies for fraud and securities law violations. The ongoing speculation and legal issues have raised concerns about Sun’s credibility and the security of his crypto businesses.

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Information	Details
Geography	Asia
Countries
Sentiment	negative
Relevance Score	1
People	Justin Sun
Companies	Poloniex, Tron, HTX, Huobi, BitTorrent
Currencies	Bitcoin
Securities	None