Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon beats extradition again
A Montenegro court has upheld an extradition appeal from Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon, vetoing a prior ruling it called "incomprehensible."
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A Montenegro court has upheld an extradition appeal from Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon, vetoing a prior ruling it called "incomprehensible."
Read more (1 min) →Do Kwon's appeal against his four-month prison sentence has been rejected, with a Montenegro High Court branding it "unfounded."
Jump Crypto president Kanav Kariya pled the Fifth nine times during his recently unsealed deposition in the SEC's case against Do Kwon.
The SEC's case against Do Kwon may receive a summary judgement, as both parties have requested to forgo a trial.
Kwon's lawyers also say the idea of him providing a written testimony is “inconsistent with his right to due process."
The frozen assets were held in digital asset bank Sygnum and belonged to Kwon and other Terraform Labs executives.
Terra founder Do Kwon sent top law firm Kim & Chang $3 million that authorities hope to seize and use against him in their fraud case.
Documents found by DL News show Do Kwon set up a company in Serbia three weeks after he was declared an international fugitive.
Quantitative trading juggernaut Jump Crypto could have been one of the largest beneficiaries of one of history’s largest frauds, Terra.
The SEC claims that Do Kwon and Terraform Labs lied about a South Korean application called Chai using Terra to process payments.