Terra Founder Do Kwon Requests Trial Delay Amid Extradition Uncertainty
Kwon's legal representatives expect slower extradition proceedings in Montenegro, delaying their arrival in the U.S. until Feb/Mar.
Kwon's legal representatives expect slower extradition proceedings in Montenegro, delaying their arrival in the U.S. until Feb/Mar.
A U.S. Court has ruled mostly in favour of the SEC in its case against the bankrupt crypto platform.
According to a Montenegrin official, the U.S. won the tug-of-war regarding Do Kwon’s fate.
USDT has hit an all-time high of $90 billion, defying regulatory headwinds.
Regulators say the evidence for Do Kwon violating securities laws is “overwhelming.”
Jump Trading's significant profits of $1.28 billion during the tumultuous period shed light on the firm's role in stabilizing terraUSD's
Terraform claims evidence of Citadel Securities' head, Ken Griffin, planned to short stablecoin using Soros' strategies.
Lawyers argue that facilitating Kwon's presence in the U.S. is impossible. His detention in Montenegro hinders written testimony to the
Terra has asked users to stay away from terra(dot)money domains to avoid falling victims to phishing scams.
Kwon was arrested in Montenegro while attempting to travel to Dubai using forged documents in March this year.