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Montenegro Plans to Extradite Terraform Labs Co-Founder Do Kwon to US Instead of South Korea
08/12/2023 00:17
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Terraform Labs Founder Do Kwon To Be Extradited To US
He had previously been arrested at Podgorica airport for using a fake passport, after having been on the run for about a year.
AlexDo Kwon Sentenced to 4 Months in Prison in Montenegro
Previously, Kwon claimed that he had no idea the passport he carried when caught was fake.
cryptopotatoMontenegro court scraps bail for crypto entrepreneur Do Kwon
Do Kwon, a South Korean national, is the former CEO of South Korea-based Terraform Labs, the company behind the stablecoin TerraUSD that collapsed in May 2022, roiling cryptocurrency markets.
OthersDo Kwon To Be Held in Montenegro for 30 Days
He is also wanted in the US and South Korea
dailyhodlSouth Korea wants Terraform labs co-founder arrested
Previous attempts to arrest the Terra co-founder Daniel Shin failed because a South Korean court refused to grant the arrest warrant.
CryptoSlateDo Kwon’s Terraform Labs under investigation in Singapore
Terraform Labs is headquartered and registered in Singapore and this is the first time the country has publicly taken action against Do Kwon and his firm.
CryptoSlateSouth Korean prosecutors ban Terraform Labs employees from exiting the country: Report
Terraform Labs employees have reportedly been prohibited from exiting South Korea as investigations by prosecutors continue.
CointelegraphAppeals court rules Do Kwon, Terraform Labs must heed SEC subpoena served in September
The U.S. regulator is investigating whether Terraform used its Mirror Protocol to sell unregistered securities in a case unrelated to the Terra collapse.
CointelegraphSouth Korean watchdog reportedly fines Terraform Labs $78M for tax evasion
According to South Korean corporate tax laws, foreign-registered companies are treated as domestic if the decision-making process and operations are carried out from the country.
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