Let me sum it up: Justin Sun and the actress were purely in a transactional relationship, not a romantic one. Spent 30 million for the deal, also slept with her—fair transaction. Egg retrieval and surrogacy were most likely proposed by Justin, not the actress. Don’t fully believe those viral posts. The 30 million definitely wasn’t a bride price. Were they really planning to get married? If they weren’t, how could it be a bride price? That’s just something made up in those posts. The cost of egg retrieval definitely isn’t just a few million; the few million was just the price for sleeping together. The actress agreed to egg retrieval and surrogacy, asked for a house in Hong Kong, but didn’t get it. She went to the U.S., asked for $50 million, didn’t get it. So the deal was canceled—fair and reasonable. Then Justin Sun turned around and threatened the actress, demanding the “relationship fee” back, and reportedly even asked for 200 million in compensation. Was that a “relationship fee”? Was she dating you for love? The actress endured physical disgust to earn those millions, and now you want her to return it, along with all the hotel, flight, and other expenses incurred during that time? Plus, you’re asking her to pay back 200 million on top of it? Is this how deals are done? Maybe from the very beginning, this was all a planned scheme of “freebies” + marketing. No bottom line, just achieving his own goals—even if it means making others lose money, ruining their careers, and destroying their lives. And yet, this kind of person is still respected by many and held up as a “success story.”