After being detained on an international warrant and accused of traveling with phony papers, controversial crypto entrepreneur Do Kwon filed a not-guilty plea in a Montenegrin court. The 31-year-old CEO of Terraform Labs and the company’s ex-CFO, Han Chang-joon, were arrested in March at the airport in Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital,
On Friday, South Korean prosecutors called for the extradition of Terra’s creator, Do Kwon, who is now on trial in Montenegro. Having spent more time on the investigation and gathering of evidence than the United States, prosecutors are in the strongest position to seek justice for victims who lost about
The Montenegro authorities have charged Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs, with indictment after his recent arrest in Montenegro. Last month, authorities in Montenegro arrested Do Kwon and Han Chang-Joon, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of collapsed Terraform Labs, on charges of forgery. Following their arrest, a request for
Prosecutors in Montenegro have charged Terra’s co-founder Do Kwon and CFO Han Chang-joon on charges of document forgery. Do Kwon and Han Chang-joon were detained by Montenegrin police on March 23 for using counterfeit travel credentials to catch a trip to Dubai. Indictments for the crime of document fabrication were
Prosecutors in South Korea have verified that just before the catastrophic breakdown of the Terra ecosystem, Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon sent 9 billion won ($7 million) to Kim & Chang, a prominent South Korean legal firm. Prosecutors reportedly cited Kwon’s choice to pay millions to the law firm as
A new report indicates that Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs, has no assets that can be traced to him in his home country of South Korea. Kwon, who has been charged with fraud in both the United States and South Korea, was detained in Montenegro on November 23
South Korean regulator, Seoul Southern District Prosecutor’s Office, succeeded in recovering 210 billion won, worth $160 million at press time, from 8 suspects of the Terra Luna collapse. Reportedly, the authorities seized properties that were “unfair profits” earned by the Terraform Labs co-founder Shin Hyun-Seong also known as Daniel Shin
The Prosecutor’s Office had asked the Seoul Southern District Court to detain Shin Hyun-seung, a co-founder of the defunct firm Terraform Labs, in pre-trial custody, but the court denied the motion. According to reports, he was instrumental in the downfall of the firm’s crypto assets, including Luna and the stablecoin
According to reports, Terraform Labs co-founder and defendant Do Kwon will file an appeal against the court’s decision to prolong his custody by up to a month in Montenegro. The 31-year-old developer apparently went into hiding for a while when the project’s native token, LUNA, and its algorithmic stablecoin, UST,
Finally, on Thursday in Podgorica, Montenegro, police apprehended Do Kwon, CEO of Terraform Labs. The Montenegrin police say they have captured a person they believe is Terraform Labs’ CEO; they identify Kwon as one of the most wanted fugitives and a South Korean national. Over the last several months, law
