According to the court document, Arthur Hayes is prohibited from making any threats against Su Zhu, as well as using any offensive or derogatory words that could cause alarm or harassment to Su Zhu.
Judge Sandra Looi Ai Lin said that Hayes is prohibited from publishing any information about Suu Kyu or contacting him in any way.
The court order can be relayed to Hayes through his Twitter account.
After the collapse of Three Arrows Capital last year, the former BitMEX executive tweeted to Suu Kyu and his partner, Kyle Davies, demanding payment of $6 million in debt incurred after the hedge fund closed.
Three Arrows Capital liquidators previously accused Zhu and Davis of evading their obligations.
A few months later, however, Zhu and Davis reached out, announcing the launch of an OPNX platform for trading claims against bankrupt cryptocurrency companies.
Hayes criticized TAC co-founders’ attempts to raise funds for their new platform.
In addition, in one of his interviews with Bloomberg, Hayes ridiculed Zhu for failing to foresee the collapse of LUNA and assess its impact on the crypto industry.
Hayes sronicized that Zhu and Davis should have read the technical documentation about the crypto-asset.
Note that Dubai authorities recently accused TAC co-founders of illegal activities, warning that their OPNX platform was operating in the UAE without a license.