Do Kwon Criminal Trial Set for 2026 as Lawyers Deal with ‘Massive’ Trove of Evidence
NEW YORK, NY — Terraform Labs co-founder and former CEO Do Kwon’s criminal fraud trial in the U.S. has been tentatively scheduled for next January, allowing prosecutors and Kwon’s defense attorneys adequate time to review the “massive” six-terabyte trove of data expected to be produced during the discovery process.
US prosecutors have laid out their plans for discovery in the ongoing criminal case against Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon ...
Terra Founder Do Kwon was once a crypto darling out of Stanford. Now, he's facing a tough legal battle and a 130-year-long ...
Do Kwon, the former CEO of Terraform Labs, will not face trial in the US until 2026 amid a complicated evidence discovery ...
New court documents reveal that authorities plan to search through disgraced Terra (LUNA) founder Do Kwon's personal emails, ...
Do Kwon, the South Korean cryptocurrency entrepreneur behind two digital currencies that lost an estimated $40 billion in ...
Court documents allege that Do Kwon's crypto ecosystem Terra may have affected over a million victims when UST and LUNA ...
Do Kwon's alleged schemes could have impacted more than 1 million victims worldwide, according to US prosecutors.
Terraform Labs unsuccessfully fought the US indictment before filing for bankruptcy in the US in January 2024. Do Kwon agreed ...
Do Kwon's Terraform collapse leaves over one million global victims grappling with $40 billion losses, as fraud trial loom.
U.S. prosecutors estimate that Do Kwon's actions may have defrauded over one million victims globally, prompting a public ...
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