Categories: Bitcoin Latest News

Corea del Sur investiga a Terra Labs por supuesta malversaci?n de bitcoin tras el colapso de UST, seg?n informe

Se ha iniciado una investigaci?n a Terraform Labs de Do Kwon por supuesta malversaci?n de bitcoin de la compa??a.Read MoreFeedzy

Las autoridades legales de Corea del Sur est?n investigando a Terraform Labs luego del colapso de su controvertida stablecoin algor?tmica, TerraUSD (UST), el mes pasado, seg?n un informe del Financial Times.

Read this article in English.

La Agencia de Polic?a Metropolitana de Se?l inici? una investigaci?n tras las denuncias por malversaci?n de una cantidad no revelada de tenencias de bitcoin por parte de Terra, seg?n el informe.

Terra contaba con $3.500 millones en bitcoin (BTC) en sus reservas, en un intento fallido de estabilizar el precio de UST.

Daniel Shin, cofundador de Terraform, neg? las acusaciones de fraude y le dijo al diario Financial Times que “no hubo intenci?n de enga?ar” y que la compa??a quer?a innovar el sistema de liquidaci?n de pagos utilizando tecnolog?a blockchain.

Sigue a CoinDesk En Espa?ol en Twitter.

El mes pasado las autoridades de Corea del Sur estimaron que alrededor de 280.000 de sus ciudadanos se vieron afectados por el colapso de UST y Luna (LUNC).

Desde la implosi?n de la criptomoneda estable de Terra, la compa??a ha lanzado un nuevo token (LUNA) que se envi? v?a airdrop a los titulares anteriores. LUNA cotiza actualmente a $3,12 con una capitalizaci?n de mercado de $642 millones y ha perdido el 80% de su valor desde el pico de la semana pasada.

Terraform Labs no respondi? de inmediato a la solicitud de comentarios de CoinDesk.

Este art?culo fue traducido por Marina Lammertyn.

DISCLOSURE

Please note that our privacy policy, terms of use, cookies, and do not sell my personal information has been updated.

The leader in news and information on cryptocurrency, digital assets and the future of money, CoinDesk is a media outlet that strives for the highest journalistic standards and abides by a strict set of editorial policies. CoinDesk is an independent operating subsidiary of Digital Currency Group, which invests in cryptocurrencies and blockchain startups. As part of their compensation, certain CoinDesk employees, including editorial employees, may receive exposure to DCG equity in the form of stock appreciation rights, which vest over a multi-year period. CoinDesk journalists are not allowed to purchase stock outright in DCG.

Recent Posts

Live updates: Bitcoin falls to $77,000 as Binance exploit combines with tech woes

The $6.3 billion Binance hack added to crypto jitters, while weak earnings outlooks and mounting…

2 hours ago

Alexandre Laizet on The French Debt Crisis: “Europe is in Need of Bitcoin”

▶ Bitcoin Magazine Alexandre Laizet on The French Debt Crisis: “Europe is in Need of…

4 hours ago

Alex Thorn: 50-Week Signal Says Bitcoin’s Bottom is In

▶ Bitcoin Magazine Alex Thorn: 50-Week Signal Says Bitcoin’s Bottom is In Galaxy’s new research…

4 hours ago

Doomberg: US Treasury Sanctions are “Wildly Bullish” for Bitcoin & Gold

▶ Bitcoin Magazine Doomberg: US Treasury Sanctions are “Wildly Bullish” for Bitcoin & Gold What…

4 hours ago

Tyler Evans: Bitcoin ETF Flows Flipped From “Highly Negative” to “Strong Accumulation”

▶ Bitcoin Magazine Tyler Evans: Bitcoin ETF Flows Flipped From “Highly Negative” to “Strong Accumulation”…

4 hours ago

Here’s how big bitcoin traders responded after the Binance hack hit

Your day-ahead look for Oct. 30, 2026Read MoreCoinDesk: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Crypto News and Price Data[#item_full_content]

5 hours ago