Former CEO of Tmon receives an arrest warrant for alleged maintenance of luna bridle money (report)

Former CEO of Tmon receives an arrest warrant for alleged maintenance of luna bridle money (report)

reports that the South Korean authorities report an arrest warrant against a former CEO of the e-commerce giant Tmon.

He is said to have assumed bribes worth several billion in Terra (Luna) to promote the notorious blockchain project.

Terra continues to splash into the water

reported as an ex-boss of the Korean e-commerce company Tmon was broken because of its interaction with the collapse Cryptocurrency project Terraform Labs beaten with an arrest warrant. The prosecutors accused him of receiving bribes in the form of Luna token in order to promote the products of the failed project.

In addition, Daniel Shin-co-founder of Terraform Labs and Clearers from Tmon-is said to have asked the former CEO to introduce Luna as a payment method on the platform.

The investigators believe that the potential culprit has made significant profits after the accepted digital assets. The arrest warrant is to be checked on February 17th.

The crash of Terra's native token-Luna-and its algorithmic stable coin-VAT-in May last year, still echoes through the cryptocurrency room. It triggered serious investor losses and some people even committed suicide.

The main culprit (in the opinion of many)-do Kwon-hesitated to work with the law enforcement authorities on this matter, and fled from his home country. His whereabouts are still unknown because sources have previously indicated that he could hide in Dubai, Russia and Mauritius.

Did Kwon found refuge in Serbia?

despite the promise to reveal his mysterious whereabouts, the co-founder of Terra has still not provided such information. The latest sources indicated The current hiding place could be the Balkanland Serbia. The Korean authorities asked their Serbian colleagues for help if Kwon was still in the region.

In addition, Interpol has issued a red note, which means that criminal tracking officers should come together and arrest him Find your residence.

A delegation of Korean authorities, led by a high-ranking official of the Ministry of Justice, traveled to Serbia in the early this month to join Kwon. The public prosecutor in Seoul said the reports that he was hiding in the European nation are "not wrong".

Kwon has kept in recent months, which could be another sign that he is trying to escape the long arm of the law. He stopped posting on Twitter because his last tweet appeared more than two months ago.

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