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Do Kwon Pleads Guilty in TerraUSD Fraud Case
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Do Kwon Pleads Guilty in TerraUSD Fraud Case

Do Kwon, founder of Luna and TerraUSD, has pleaded guilty to fraud, following the $40 billion collapse of TerraUSD in 2022, marking a significant downfall.

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