Quote from: Rikafip on March 24, 2023, 10:02:24 PM

That's for sure. Just remember when someone warned him on Twitter few months before shit hit the fan how easily his stablecoin can get rekted and he mocked and dimissed the guy, instead taking it as a warning.

There is also that video in which he says that he enjoys watching companies fail, and who knows, maybe it's some pathological disease that culminated in him destroying even his own project. Although some information circulating on the internet says that this is not the first project he has failed, it is certainly the biggest.

Quote from: Rikafip on March 24, 2023, 10:02:24 PM

Regarding them being roomates, won't Do Kwon be extradicted to Singapore?

His extradition was also requested by the US, now it's just a question of who wants him more, or better said, who has better connections in Montenegro. In case the US shows that they really want it, I think that their allies (South Korea) will make it possible for them.

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A few hours after Kwon's arrest, US authorities accused him of participating in the collapse of the Terra/LUNA stablecoin, which caused the loss of around $40 billion in the cryptocurrency market, and charged him with eight criminal offenses, including securities fraud and conspiracy.

Do Kwon, who is wanted in South Korea and the US on allegations of fraud, has been apprehended in Montenegro, according to Interpol. Kwon now has criminal cases pending against him in both the US and South Korea, so it's unclear which nation he will be transferred to first.

Kwon's extradition to New York will be sought by US federal prosecutors, who have also stated that South Korea will request his extradition.

You were also right about the revocation of his passport, and it seems that it was valid at least until September 15, 2022, and maybe even longer, which means that he entered Serbia or Montenegro with his passport.

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According to reports, South Korean prosecutors asked the regional foreign affairs ministry in October to revoke Kwon's passport if he did not return it by September 15th. It appears that Kwon's passport, which had not been returned by that point, was revoked.

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