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by: xpoolPosted on: August 13, 2025

Do Kwon Admits Guilt in Terraform Collapse: What Next?

In a significant development for the crypto world, former Terraform CEO Do Hyeong Kwon has pleaded guilty to charges of fraud stemming from the company’s devastating collapse. His guilty plea comes after months of legal proceedings that revealed the intricate schemes behind this once-booming platform.

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