អាជ្ញាធរកូរ៉េខាងត្បូងស្នើឱ្យការផ្លាស់ប្តូរដើម្បីរារាំង LFG ពីការដកមូលនិធិ: របាយការណ៍

South Korean police are reportedly looking to freeze assets associated with the non-profit organization Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) following the eventful collapse of Terra (LUNA).

• According to South Korea’s national broadcaster ប្រព័ន្ធផ្សព្វផ្សាយកូរ៉េ (KBS), on Monday (May 23, 2022), the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency asked several exchanges in the country to prevent LFG from withdrawing funds.
• Although such platforms are not mandated by law to carry out the police request, it remains unclear if they would actually take any action.
• The latest development follows the ដួលរលំ of Terra’s native coin LUNA and the de-pegging of its algorithmic stablecoin UST earlier in May. The crash led to massive losses for investors, who later slammed Terra co-founder Do Kwon with a បណ្តឹង, accusing him of fraud.
• There were earlier reports stating that Do Kwon អាចលេចឡើង before South Korean authorities concerning UST’s price plunge. The country’s national tax service also hit the Terra co-founder with a ពិន័យ ៦,១ លានដុល្លារ for tax evasion. Nevertheless, Kwon claimed that his company had resolved all of its taxation issues in Korea.
• Regarding the request to freeze LFG’s assets, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency claimed that there were clues that point to the group’s funds being linked to embezzlement.