The cryptocurrency world is no stranger to drama and controversy, and the latest feud between Justin Sun and the co-founder of HTX is proof of that. Sun, the founder of TRON and CEO of BitTorrent, has reignited his feud with HTX co-founder, sparking a heated debate in the crypto community.

The feud between Sun and HTX co-founder began when Sun accused HTX of plagiarizing TRON’s whitepaper. This led to a back-and-forth exchange of accusations and insults on social media, with both sides refusing to back down. Now, Sun has once again taken to Twitter to call out HTX, accusing them of manipulating the market and misleading investors.

But this is not the only crypto news coming out of Asia. India, which has been known for its strict stance on cryptocurrencies, is now rethinking its approach. The country’s central bank has formed a committee to study the potential of digital currencies and their impact on the economy. This is a significant shift from their previous stance of banning all forms of cryptocurrency.

Meanwhile, in Thailand, the government has taken a drastic step to crack down on illegal activities involving cryptocurrencies. The country’s electricity authority has cut off power supply to pig butchers in Myanmar, who were using stolen electricity to mine cryptocurrencies. This move is part of Thailand’s efforts to combat illegal crypto mining and protect its energy resources.

All of these developments and more are covered in the latest edition of Asia Express, your go-to source for all things crypto in Asia. With exclusive insights and in-depth analysis, Asia Express brings you the latest news and updates from the rapidly growing crypto market in Asia. Stay informed and stay ahead of the game with Asia Express.