He Yi and Sun Yuchen’s Weibo accounts were blocked. He Yi responded: I received a call from Weibo customer service complaining about the account being blocked.

On the evening of December 12, the Weibo accounts of Tron founder Justin Sun and Binance co-founder He Yi were suspected to be closed. The relevant page showed that the account was no longer accessible due to complaints of violating laws and regulations and relevant provisions of the Weibo Community Convention.

The reporter contacted He Yi immediately and asked him whether he knew the reason for the block and whether it had been unblocked.

He Yi told the reporter of Daily Economic News: "I received a call from Weibo customer service to complain that my account was blocked, but I don't know the reason yet."

The official Weibo account of TRON blockchain responded to the "Sun Yuchen's Weibo account was blocked" and said that we have a direct communication channel with Weibo and will communicate and resolve it as soon as possible. At the same time, Sun Yuchen's new Weibo account was announced.

It is worth mentioning that many public accounts and Weibo accounts in the cryptocurrency circle were blocked before.

On the evening of November 13, the official Weibo account of Binance virtual currency exchange was blocked by Weibo officials, indicating that the account was complained of violating laws and regulations and the "Weibo Community Convention", and the specific content can no longer be viewed.

On the evening of November 20, Tencent Finance’s official Weibo account said that some blockchain media were blocked by WeChat, including Deepchain, Coin Circle Bond, One Coin, and Coin Academy. The reason for the blockage interface was: the account was suspended due to user complaints and platform review, suspected of violating relevant laws, regulations and policies.

As early as August last year, WeChat had carried out a large-scale "ban", and a number of well-known blockchain self-media were blocked. At that time, Tencent announced that some public accounts were suspected of publishing ICO and virtual currency trading hype information, violating the "Interim Regulations on the Development and Management of Public Information Services of Instant Messaging Tools", and had been ordered to block all content and the account was permanently blocked.