He Yi: CoinUp operator Zhu Pan once impersonated others in an attempt to scam himself, and also impersonated himself to scam Sun Yuchen
Binance co-founder He Yi posted on platform X that CoinUp operator Zhu Pan had previously impersonated others in an attempt to defraud him but was unsuccessful, and even impersonated himself to defraud Sun Yuchen.
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