Coin info
Rank
Market Cap
Volume (24h)
Circulating Supply
Total Supply
Do you think the price will rise or fall?
Rise 40%
Fall 60%
Price perfomance
Depth of Market
Depth +2%
Depth -2%


PRICE
+8.05%
$0.3909

PRICE
+6.75%
$3.13

PRICE
+6.39%
$2.59

PRICE
+5.53%
$0.07361

PRICE
+4.92%
$0.007526

PRICE
+3.5%
$73.93

PRICE
+2.86%
$0.08423

PRICE
+2.69%
$0.03236

PRICE
+2.59%
$1.57

PRICE
+2%
$1.05

PRICE
+1.72%
$0.1332

PRICE
+1.46%
$2.41

PRICE
+1.4%
$0.3486

PRICE
+0.84%
$0.08068

PRICE
+0.84%
$0.2087

PRICE
+0.79%
$0.1217

PRICE
+0.64%
$9.48

PRICE
+0.60%
$558.76

PRICE
+0.48%
$0.052

PRICE
+0.26%
$10.38

PRICE
+0.03%
$0.9999

PRICE
+0.03%
$0.9996

PRICE
+0.02%
$1.01

PRICE
+0.01%
$115.17

PRICE
+0.01%
$0.9999

VOL24
+2,618.01%
$1.01

VOL24
+2,133.26%
$1.14

VOL24
+391.09%
$0.9993

VOL24
+208.22%
$0.9997

VOL24
+111.58%
$1.06

VOL24
+102.04%
$0.03236

VOL24
+98.11%
$0.007526

VOL24
+79.58%
$3.74

VOL24
+75.65%
$0.8896

VOL24
+62.09%
$0.07361

VOL24
+57.44%
$0.007644

VOL24
+53.88%
$0.3909

VOL24
+43.2%
$10.38
VOL24
+29.22%
$0.02940

VOL24
+28.32%
$58.78

VOL24
+27.38%
$0.052

VOL24
+24.36%
$0.9995

VOL24
+23.89%
$0.03282

VOL24
+23.51%
$7.25

VOL24
+23.03%
$0.1587

VOL24
+21%
$0.9999

VOL24
+20.97%
$8.27

VOL24
+19.73%
$4,691.47

VOL24
+19.08%
$0.9996
VOL24
+15.17%
$2.08

PRICE
+8.05%
$0.3909

PRICE
+6.75%
$3.13

PRICE
+6.39%
$2.59

PRICE
+5.53%
$0.07361

PRICE
+4.92%
$0.007526

PRICE
+3.5%
$73.93

PRICE
+2.86%
$0.08423

PRICE
+2.69%
$0.03236

PRICE
+2.59%
$1.57

PRICE
+2%
$1.05

PRICE
+1.72%
$0.1332

PRICE
+1.46%
$2.41

PRICE
+1.4%
$0.3486

PRICE
+0.84%
$0.08068

PRICE
+0.84%
$0.2087

PRICE
+0.79%
$0.1217

PRICE
+0.64%
$9.48

PRICE
+0.60%
$558.76

PRICE
+0.48%
$0.052

PRICE
+0.26%
$10.38

PRICE
+0.03%
$0.9999

PRICE
+0.03%
$0.9996

PRICE
+0.02%
$1.01

PRICE
+0.01%
$115.17

PRICE
+0.01%
$0.9999

VOL24
+2,618.01%
$1.01

VOL24
+2,133.26%
$1.14

VOL24
+391.09%
$0.9993

VOL24
+208.22%
$0.9997

VOL24
+111.58%
$1.06

VOL24
+102.04%
$0.03236

VOL24
+98.11%
$0.007526

VOL24
+79.58%
$3.74

VOL24
+75.65%
$0.8896

VOL24
+62.09%
$0.07361

VOL24
+57.44%
$0.007644

VOL24
+53.88%
$0.3909

VOL24
+43.2%
$10.38
VOL24
+29.22%
$0.02940

VOL24
+28.32%
$58.78

VOL24
+27.38%
$0.052

VOL24
+24.36%
$0.9995

VOL24
+23.89%
$0.03282

VOL24
+23.51%
$7.25

VOL24
+23.03%
$0.1587

VOL24
+21%
$0.9999

VOL24
+20.97%
$8.27

VOL24
+19.73%
$4,691.47

VOL24
+19.08%
$0.9996
VOL24
+15.17%
$2.08
Rise 40%
Fall 60%


$0.9976
#101
$494,564,136
$28,146,611
494,515,083
494,515,083

Rank #3
$0.9998
+0.02%

Rank #6
$0.9999
-0.01%

Rank #27
$0.9998
+0.02%

Rank #263
$0.001995
-0.42%

Rank #512
$0.9993
+12%

Rank #543
$0.9998
+0.05%

Rank #710
$0.7183
+2.63%

Rank #1294
$1.26
-0.79%

Rank #1430
$0.03729
+0%

Rank #1967
$0.9948
-0.26%

Rank #27264
$0.007124
-5.91%
TUSD is the first digital asset with live on-chain attestations by independent third-party institutions and is backed 1:1 with the U.S. dollar (USD). So far, it has been listed on more than 100 trading platforms such as Binance and Huobi and is live on 12 mainstream public chains, including Ethereum, TRON, Avalanche, BSC, Fantom, and Polygon. TrueUSD is attested to in real-time by an independent, industry-specialized accounting firm in the U.S., to ensure the 1:1 ratio of its USD reserve to the circulating token supply and the 100% collateral rate. With the integration of Chainlink PoR, TrueUSD becomes the first USD-Backed stablecoin to secure minting and further ensure transparency and reliability. Users can access the relevant data via the official website tusd.io at any time. TUSD is granted statutory status as authorized digital currency and medium of exchange in the Commonwealth of Dominica, a country in the Caribbean, effective on October 7th 2022.
5 May 2026, 22:37

Vincent Chok, the CEO of First Digital Trust, the Hong Kong-based custodian that Justin Sun, the founder of the Tron network, has been locked in a years-long legal battle with, interjected today as Sun faces a new lawsuit that traces up to the office of the president of the United States. The executive implied that Justin Sun was the troublemaker in both instances of his publicly chronicled legal drama after Sun was hit with a defamation lawsuit by the Trump family’s DeFi project, World Liberty Financial (WLFI). Why is Justin Sun being sued? Justin Sun, the founder of the Tron blockchain (TRX) and advisor to World Liberty Financial (WLFI), is defending himself against defamation claims from the WLFI project. At the same time, he is also pursuing his own allegations against Hong Kong-based custodian First Digital Trust (FDT). Vincent Chok, the CEO of First Digital Trust, has largely remained less vocal in the dispute with Sun for the last twelve months. However, Chok responded to the WLFI lawsuit, which was filed on May 4, asking; “Is this a trend?” Chok claims that for over a year, Justin Sun has made various allegations against FDT but has failed to produce supporting evidence in court. He noted that Sun has offered escalating bounties, rising from $50 million to $100 million, for anyone who can find “internal evidence” against FDT. Twelve months later, no one has publicly come forward. Chok implied through a post on X that Sun’s credibility was dented by his bounties failing to yield results, as that shows that there was no evidence to find. The FDT dispute dates back to 2024 and concerns the reserves of the TrueUSD (TUSD) stablecoin. Documents prepared for the U.S. Department of Justice by Techteryx, TUSD’s issuer, claimed that approximately $456 million was diverted by FDT to a Dubai-based entity, Aria Commodities DMCC. These allegations remain untried in court, but Vincent Chok “categorically denied any wrongdoing” in his recent statements. He maintains that FDT acted strictly as a fiduciary intermediary, executing instructions provided by Techteryx. On the other side, Justin Sun, in a prior statement regarding the TUSD situation, publicly claimed that FDT was “effectively insolvent” and urged users to secure their assets, though those claims have also not been substantiated in a final court ruling. Why did World Liberty Financial sue Justin Sun? As Cryptopolitan reported , World Liberty Financial (WLFI) filed a defamation lawsuit against Justin Sun in a Florida state court to counter a lawsuit Sun filed against it in April 2026. In his lawsuit, Sun alleged the company had illegally frozen his tokens. WLFI is now accusing Sun of launching a “coordinated media smear campaign” against the project. They allege that after purchasing WLFI tokens, Sun engaged in “prohibited transactions,” including transferring tokens to the exchange Binance and short-selling the token. The lawsuit states that not only were Sun’s actions designed to drive the token price “to shit” in order to harm other holders, but that their ability to freeze tokens was fully disclosed in their Terms of Sale, which he agreed to. Justin Sun dismissed the lawsuit immediately, calling it a “meritless PR stunt.” “I stand by my actions and look forward to defeating the case in court,” Sun said. Despite the legal turmoil, WLFI’s token is up nearly 5.5% over the last 24 hours, following the news of the lawsuit. However, CoinMarketCap data shows the token is down roughly 79% since it began public trading in September 2025. Sun reportedly holds a stake of 4 billion tokens, currently worth approximately $264 million. Still letting the bank keep the best part? Watch our free video on being your own bank .
26 Mar 2026, 19:54

Tron founder Justin Sun has said that his team has built an AI system capable of identifying suspects in crypto fraud cases. He also said that he will put $100 million in rewards for anyone who helps bring the criminals to justice. What Sun Is Claiming In a March 26 post on X, Sun claimed that his people had “independently developed” an AI system that can process complex case data and quickly identify suspects. According to him, the system has already analyzed criminal cases with a combined value exceeding $1 billion, and that 10% of that figure, $100 million, will be distributed as rewards to white-hat contributors and law enforcement agencies involved in successful prosecutions. A website, web3bounty.io, has been launched to accept tip submissions. Sun mentioned several individuals and firms in his announcement that are accused of misappropriating over $456 million in reserves tied to the TrueUSD (TUSD) stablecoin, including First Digital Trust (FDT) and its CEO Vincent Chok, as well as Matthew William Brittain, described as an investment manager at Aria Commodity Finance Fund (ACFF) and director and chief investment officer at DMCC. The web3bounty website also listed more names supposedly involved in the crime, such as Christian Alexander Boehnke, head of finance and operations at TrueCoin, which was a subsidiary of Archblock and a former operator of TUSD. The group is alleged to have pilfered the $456 million between 2021 and 2022, along with a further $109 million from the 2020 to 2021 period, with funds said to have flowed through bank accounts connected to ACFF and DMCC. First Digital Trust has previously denied Sun’s fraud allegations. Sun himself had been pursuing legal action against FDT since at least mid-2024, claiming it failed to return funds belonging to Tron-affiliated entities. Tron’s Regulatory Backdrop Earlier this month, on March 6, Sun confirmed that a long-running case with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had been resolved through a $10 million settlement, with all claims dismissed and no admission of wrongdoing. That resolution removed a layer of uncertainty around Tron’s leadership as the network faces ongoing scrutiny over how it is used. According to reports, full-year USDT transfer volume on Tron reached approximately $7.9 trillion in 2025, with on-chain USDT supply accounting for around 42% of global USDT in circulation. Also, Chinese blockchain outlet BlockTempo noted that Tron’s low fees make it a frequent choice for Southeast Asian scam operations, gambling, and money laundering, and that global illegal crypto inflows hit a record $154 to $158 billion. In addition, the FBI’s New York field office recently warned Tron users about a phishing campaign using fake TRC20 tokens impersonating the agency to steal wallet credentials. TRX, Tron’s native token, was trading around $0.31 at the time of writing, up roughly 4% over the past seven days, with no immediate notable price reaction to Sun’s post. The post Justin Sun Unveils AI Detective System to Hunt Crypto Criminals, Pledges $100M Bounty appeared first on CryptoPotato .