📣 Haru Invest CEO Addresses Withdrawal Suspension: Lee Hyeong-soo, CEO of Haru Invest, a virtual asset deposit service, clarifies that they are not currently conducting an asset allocation process and underlines that their sole official communication channel is through email. 📧💼 #HaruInvest

**Just In 🚨**: Lee Hyeong-soo, CEO of Haru Invest, a virtual asset deposit service that has suspended withdrawals, has provided an update on the situation. He stated, "Currently, some members are opposing Haru Invest’s application for rehabilitation and are allegedly unofficially negotiating with Haru Invest to recover their assets more quickly." He emphasized, "This is not true." Lee Hyeong-soo clarified that they have communicated with some Korean user representatives who oppose the rehabilitation application at a normal level. However, he added that they do not have and do not plan to have an asset allocation plan that benefits only one group. Furthermore, due to the ongoing legal process, they cannot disclose specific asset recovery and distribution plans at this time. #HaruInvest #CryptoNews #VirtualAssetDeposit

Haru Invest, a virtual asset deposit service, plans to temporarily close its server from Saturday, November 4th, aiming to reduce operating costs and save over $5,500 per month. ❌💰 #HaruInvest #OperatingCosts

🔍 Haru Invest's withdrawal halt case unfolds! 🏦 Interrogation of company representative held today at 3:00 pm. ⏭️ CEO Lee Hyung-soo's absence postpones interrogation to next month. 📅 Legal representative presents 'Haru Management' in British Virgin Islands as relevant party as per terms. Stay tuned for further developments on the Haru Invest investigation. #HaruInvest #WithdrawalHalt #LegalProceedings

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In a dramatic turn of events, the CEO of Haru Invest, a prominent South Korean crypto earning company, was attacked in court, suffering multiple stab wounds to the neck. The assailant used a short knife in a brazen assault that has stunned the crypto community.

This comes as South Korean prosecutors charge three executives of Haru Invest with the theft of a staggering $826 million in cryptocurrency, impacting around 16,000 users. The legal battle has taken a dangerous twist, underscoring the high stakes involved in the world of digital assets.

As the case unfolds, it serves as a stark reminder of the risks and challenges in the crypto space. Stay vigilant and informed!

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😱🚨Crypto company CEO attacked and stabbed in court: Condition unclear

There were approximately 16 thousand people in South Korea. The CEO of #HaruInvest , who appeared in court today on the allegation of stealing cryptocurrencies worth close to 1 billion, fell and was stabbed during the hearing.

The CEO, who was left on the ground covered in blood, was quickly removed, while the parts are stated to be unclear.
Haru Invest CEO Hugo Hyungsoo, who was caught in South Korea in February and detained and later released on bail, was attacked with a knife in court.

Lee, who was stabbed in the neck, remained in the blood. The medical teams quickly healed and lifted Lee, but it was stated that the CEO's entire body was unclear.

According to the news in the South Korean media, the incident took place at the hearing in the Seoul Southern District Court. It was reported that the attacker was among those watching the hearing and injured Lee with a pocket knife-style knife coming from the back rows.

The South Korean media wrote that his surname was Kang, that the attacker was captured at the time of the incident and is currently being interrogated.

The money of Haru Invest, a crypto lending company, was seized in an operation in February of this year. CEO Lee was held in custody until July, then released on bail.

It is stated that Haru Invest stole a total of $16,000 worth of cryptocurrencies, around $826 million, and that their funds were also embezzled.
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