Terraform CEO Do Kwon Refutes U.S. Legal Jurisdiction

Terraform CEO Do Kwon Refutes U.S. Legal Jurisdiction

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Reports, CEO Do-hyung Kwon, a key figure in the Terra Luna incident, argues against U.S. jurisdiction again after his arrest in Montenegro.

Terraform CEO Do Kwon Refutes U.S. Legal Jurisdiction

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  • The Terra Luna incident raises jurisdictional challenges.
  • CEO’s Kwon Do-hyung arrest prompts race for extradition.
  • Kwon’s stance on jurisdiction may affect punishment severity.

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