This time, Sun Yuchen jumped out to defend his rights and is going to hold a press conference in Hong Kong on April 3, claiming he will expose some "Ponzi scheme big case". What a plot twist!

The title "Brother Sun" is quite famous in the circle; when the market is up, people call him brother, and when it’s down, they curse him for cutting losses. Now he actually claims he has been cut? This sounds fishy, and we need to dissect this.

First, let’s talk about the background. Who is Sun Yuchen? He is the founder of TRON, a well-known "marketing master" in the cryptocurrency world. From bidding for lunch with Buffett to various publicity stunts, he has gained significant fame, but controversies have never ceased.

Both the SEC and FBI have kept an eye on him, with rumors of insider trading, money laundering, and market manipulation swirling around. He himself is very defiant, completely denying it all, even claiming to have the backing of the "Grenada Ambassador".

Now he suddenly says he wants to defend his rights and expose a Ponzi scheme. At first glance, it seems like he has been betrayed by someone, but upon further reflection, there might be other motives at play. The April 3 Hong Kong press conference hasn’t released any official details yet, but based on Sun Yuchen's usual style, when he makes such a big move, it’s highly likely that it’s not just a simple case of "seeking justice".

He might be trying to take this opportunity to clear his name, labeling himself a "victim" to divert attention, especially since he has made many enemies in the community, and the SEC lawsuit is still ongoing. Alternatively, he might actually have some explosive information that he wants to reveal to make a splash and gain some leverage.

Regardless of the reason, this press conference is likely to be quite a spectacle. The cryptocurrency world is never short of drama. As for whether he has truly been cut, it’s hard to say. Sun Yuchen is very skilled at managing his financial chains, and TRON's market value once soared to the hundred billion level. Rumors of him cashing out and running away have been around for quite some time.

If we say he was scammed to the point of losing everything, that seems unlikely. It’s more like he’s using this "defending rights" act to regain visibility or to counter someone’s shady moves. The market is currently as cold as an ice cellar; BTC just broke 85,000, and altcoins are stagnant, with unclear capital flows. His timing to jump out might also be an attempt to stir up the rhythm. Want to know the truth? Keep an eye on April 3 and see what tricks he has up his sleeve at the press conference.