
US, South Korea to cooperate over Terra investigation
South Korea and the United States have agreed to share investigation data about the Terra network crash.

Tracking Terra’s collapse, ongoing legal fallout, and its impact on the broader digital asset landscape.

The Fed states that vulnerabilities in stablecoins may be further heightened by the absence of transparency about the riskiness and liquidity of assets backing them.

Terraform Labs employees are banned from leaving South Korea as the prosecutors office explores charging Do Kwon with fraud and other crimes.

Stablecoins underpin the DeFi market, and the Terra-Luna crash has changed the landscape, with a newfound opportunity for some protocols.

Another investigation has been launched into allegations that the CEO of Terraform Labs manipulated the voting on some proposals by using a secret wallet.

The exchanges are proposing to create three different committees that will be saddled with compliance monitoring, market monitoring, and transaction support.

The lawsuit states that Binance U.S. failed to comply with federal and securities laws by advertising UST as a safe, fiat-backed stablecoin.



