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🔥 Montenegrin authorities agree to hand over Do Kwon to the FBI!
Just before the New Year, Montenegrin authorities announced that they agreed to extradite Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon to the United States. This means that the long struggle between the United States and South Korea to try the cryptocurrency giant has finally come to fruition.
On December 31, Do Kwon was sent to the United States to face trial for his role in the collapse of Terraform Labs in 2022. According to The Korea Herald, the Montenegrin Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the end of the extradition case on Tuesday.
The report also mentioned that Do Kwon faces criminal prosecution in the United States for "conspiracy to commit fraud." Montenegrin Justice Minister Bojan Božović rejected South Korea's request last week and decided to send Do Kwon to the United States for trial.
The extradition battle has lasted for more than a year, and now Do Kwon, a once-powerful figure in the cryptocurrency world, is finally facing legal trial.
The South Korean Ministry of Justice decided to allow Do Kwon's extradition to the United States, while rejecting the request for extradition to South Korea, considering that the US extradition request met most of the criteria set out in the law.
Do Kwon's Montenegrin lawyers criticized the decision of the Minister of Justice and announced that they would appeal to the Constitutional Court of Montenegro and the European Court of Human Rights.
The South Korean entrepreneur was detained in Montenegro for more than a year and a half. In March 2023, he was detained at Podgorica Airport with the former financial officer of Terraform Lab for trying to leave the country using a forged travel document.
Before his arrest, he was on the run for months, evading pursuit in South Korea and Singapore until Terraform Labs went bankrupt. The collapse was one of the largest crashes in the history of cryptocurrencies, which wiped out about $50 billion worth of crypto assets in a week.
Later, Do Kwon was sentenced to four months in prison in Montenegro, which was later extended by two months at the request of the United States and South Korea. After his release, he was sent to an immigration center to await the Montenegrin High Court's decision on the extradition request.
🔍What do you think Do Kwon's extradition means for the cryptocurrency community? Will his trial in the US trigger a new round of turmoil? Leave your opinions and views in the comments section!
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Just before the New Year, Montenegrin authorities announced that they agreed to extradite Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon to the United States. This means that the long struggle between the United States and South Korea to try the cryptocurrency giant has finally come to fruition.
On December 31, Do Kwon was sent to the United States to face trial for his role in the collapse of Terraform Labs in 2022. According to The Korea Herald, the Montenegrin Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the end of the extradition case on Tuesday.
The report also mentioned that Do Kwon faces criminal prosecution in the United States for "conspiracy to commit fraud." Montenegrin Justice Minister Bojan Božović rejected South Korea's request last week and decided to send Do Kwon to the United States for trial.
The extradition battle has lasted for more than a year, and now Do Kwon, a once-powerful figure in the cryptocurrency world, is finally facing legal trial.
The South Korean Ministry of Justice decided to allow Do Kwon's extradition to the United States, while rejecting the request for extradition to South Korea, considering that the US extradition request met most of the criteria set out in the law.
Do Kwon's Montenegrin lawyers criticized the decision of the Minister of Justice and announced that they would appeal to the Constitutional Court of Montenegro and the European Court of Human Rights.
The South Korean entrepreneur was detained in Montenegro for more than a year and a half. In March 2023, he was detained at Podgorica Airport with the former financial officer of Terraform Lab for trying to leave the country using a forged travel document.
Before his arrest, he was on the run for months, evading pursuit in South Korea and Singapore until Terraform Labs went bankrupt. The collapse was one of the largest crashes in the history of cryptocurrencies, which wiped out about $50 billion worth of crypto assets in a week.
Later, Do Kwon was sentenced to four months in prison in Montenegro, which was later extended by two months at the request of the United States and South Korea. After his release, he was sent to an immigration center to await the Montenegrin High Court's decision on the extradition request.
🔍What do you think Do Kwon's extradition means for the cryptocurrency community? Will his trial in the US trigger a new round of turmoil? Leave your opinions and views in the comments section!
#DoKwon引渡 #TerraformLabs #加密货币审判
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🔒Do Kwon's fate: South Korea wins extradition rights, crypto giant to face trial in home country
📢 Hey everyone, big news! After months of court battles, cryptocurrency star Do Kwon is finally going to be extradited back to South Korea. On Thursday, the Montenegrin Court of Appeal made a final ruling that the founder of the Terra blockchain will face legal trials in South Korea.
🤔The name Do Kwon may not be familiar to some new friends, but if you pay attention to cryptocurrencies, his story is definitely worth paying attention to!
💥 Since the collapse of the Terra blockchain in 2022, countless investors have lost $44 billion, which has caused dissatisfaction among global users and regulators. The SEC even sued and asked him to pay an astronomical fine of $5.3 billion. This number is shocking!
🏃♂️ Later, in order to avoid accountability, Do Kwon quietly moved between countries and was finally arrested in Montenegro for forging a passport. Since then, he has been detained in a local prison and accepted the legal proceedings of the Montenegrin High Court. During this period, the United States and South Korea have also proposed extradition negotiations many times!
🇰🇷However, although the United States may punish Do Kwon more severely, the ruling of the Montenegrin court has given him the opportunity to return to South Korea, which may be a small victory for him. After all, experts are saying that the punishment he may face in South Korea will be lighter than in the United States.
👨⚖️Now, Do Kwon’s lawyer has stated that Montenegro will arrange for him to return to the country as soon as possible with the assistance of Interpol. Since March, his fate has been floating around in the Montenegrin court. Most speculation is that he will be extradited to the United States for trial. Now there is finally a conclusion, and he may be sent back to South Korea for a new round of trials!
💬But then again, what do you think of this matter? Do you think Do Kwon will get a fair trial when he returns to South Korea? Or is it more likely that American law will make him pay the price he deserves?
🔮 In the world of cryptocurrency, the rules and laws of various countries are always confusing. But there is reason to believe that the ruling of this incident will undoubtedly be a key turning point in this case. Welcome to express your views and opinions in the comment section!
#DoKwon引渡案 #韩国法庭 #加密货币审判 #Terra区块链
📢 Hey everyone, big news! After months of court battles, cryptocurrency star Do Kwon is finally going to be extradited back to South Korea. On Thursday, the Montenegrin Court of Appeal made a final ruling that the founder of the Terra blockchain will face legal trials in South Korea.
🤔The name Do Kwon may not be familiar to some new friends, but if you pay attention to cryptocurrencies, his story is definitely worth paying attention to!
💥 Since the collapse of the Terra blockchain in 2022, countless investors have lost $44 billion, which has caused dissatisfaction among global users and regulators. The SEC even sued and asked him to pay an astronomical fine of $5.3 billion. This number is shocking!
🏃♂️ Later, in order to avoid accountability, Do Kwon quietly moved between countries and was finally arrested in Montenegro for forging a passport. Since then, he has been detained in a local prison and accepted the legal proceedings of the Montenegrin High Court. During this period, the United States and South Korea have also proposed extradition negotiations many times!
🇰🇷However, although the United States may punish Do Kwon more severely, the ruling of the Montenegrin court has given him the opportunity to return to South Korea, which may be a small victory for him. After all, experts are saying that the punishment he may face in South Korea will be lighter than in the United States.
👨⚖️Now, Do Kwon’s lawyer has stated that Montenegro will arrange for him to return to the country as soon as possible with the assistance of Interpol. Since March, his fate has been floating around in the Montenegrin court. Most speculation is that he will be extradited to the United States for trial. Now there is finally a conclusion, and he may be sent back to South Korea for a new round of trials!
💬But then again, what do you think of this matter? Do you think Do Kwon will get a fair trial when he returns to South Korea? Or is it more likely that American law will make him pay the price he deserves?
🔮 In the world of cryptocurrency, the rules and laws of various countries are always confusing. But there is reason to believe that the ruling of this incident will undoubtedly be a key turning point in this case. Welcome to express your views and opinions in the comment section!
#DoKwon引渡案 #韩国法庭 #加密货币审判 #Terra区块链