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Court enters consent judgment resolving the SEC's Sun defendants case

The disposition dismissed all SEC claims against Sun personally and ordered Rainberry—not Sun—to pay a $10 million civil penalty without an admission or denial on the settled claim.

Entities and roles

Relationships in this file

  1. Donald J. TrumpWLF investor and adviser during separate SEC dispositionJustin Sun

Money trail

  1. penaltyRainberry civil penalty in SEC consent judgment$10 million
    Ordered from
    Rainberry, Inc.
    Ordered to
    U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
    ordered · 2026-03-09 · observedPopulation Civil penalty ordered against Rainberry, Inc. in SEC v. Sun, case 1:23-cv-02433Period 2026-03-09 to 2026-03-09Basis Use the exact Rainberry company penalty in the entered consent judgment and cross-check the March 9, 2026 date against the SEC's qualifying-order notice.Limits This is an ordered company penalty, not proof of payment and not a personal fine against Sun; the judgment was entered without an admission or denial as to Rainberry's settled claim.Open cited evidence

Claims and evidence

  1. factsettled

    The SEC announced a proposed global resolution on March 5, 2026; its later notice records a qualifying judgment or order on March 9. The entered consent judgment dismissed all claims against Justin Sun, Tron Foundation, and BitTorrent Foundation and all remaining Rainberry claims with prejudice, permanently enjoined Rainberry under Securities Act Section 17(a)(3), and ordered Rainberry to pay a $10 million civil penalty. Rainberry did not admit or deny the settled allegation. The payer was Rainberry, not Sun.