Activity in Terraform Labs Founder Do Kwon's Wallets Totals $64 Million

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

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  1. Recent Developments and Do Kwon's Arrest
  2. Bitcoin Transfers from Do Kwon's Wallets
  3. Complicated Extradition Case and Its Consequences


    4. More than two years have passed since the Terra-UST crash, which caused a significant correction in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets. During this time, Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon was caught in Karadağ, and the complex extradition process is still ongoing.

    Recent Developments and Do Kwon's Arrest

    During this time, Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon was detained in Karadağ. The extradition process is still ongoing, and it is not clear whether Do Kwon will be extradited to South Korea or the United States.

    Bitcoin Transfers from Do Kwon's Wallets

    According to local South Korean news agency Digital Asset, 1,075 BTC worth around $63.9 million was transferred from a wallet belonging to Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon to an anonymous account. This is the third transfer of BTC from this wallet recently. The last transfer took place four months ago. Digital Asset has been following Do Kwon's wallets since November 2022 and believes that these wallets may belong to the same person, Do Kwon.

    Complicated Extradition Case and Its Consequences

    The extradition process is still ongoing, and this case has no clear outcome. Both South Korea and the United States are interested in the extradition of Do Kwon, complicating and prolonging the process. This has led to increased media and public attention, which may affect future actions by state bodies and Do Kwon himself.

    The situation around Do Kwon remains complex. The extradition process raises many questions, and the activity in his wallets shows that until the case is finally resolved, key aspects remain open.

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