The new LUNA blockchain finally went live after changed proposals, delays, and plenty of controversy
FatManTerra has revealed a series of Ethereum and Terra which allegedly link Do Kwon to a scam to secretly sell MIR tokens
It took four years for Terraform labs to grow as big as it did, with key moments along the way.
Official records show Do Kwon dissolved Terraform Labs Korea, closing down its headquarters and sole branch just days before the collapse of terra crypto (LUNA) and stablecoin terrausd (UST).
According to Yun Chang-hyeon, the delay in legislation has seen investors continue losing a lot of money, and bringing in Do Kwon would help introduce measures to protect investors.
After undergoing a massive crash that shocked the cryptocurrency community, the Terra (LUNA) token is witnessing a pumping activity as a section of investors bet on the coin’s resurgence.
CZ says no value can be created from Do Kwon's proposal to fork LUNA to a new version to save the ecosystem
The downfall of UST as an algorithmic stablecoin is a Black Swan event and should never have happened.
Digital currency markets have continued to slide downward in value as the crypto economy has dropped by 14% during the past 24 hours. Amid the market rout, the native Terra blockchain token LUNA has dropped to fresh new lows, slipping to $0.0156 per unit. Terra’s founder Do Kwon revealed a plan on Wednesday, but after some brief healing, Terra’s native tokens LUNA and UST continued to plummet. Now people are beginning to wonder who backed this popular crypto project, and which crypto firms had a lot of exposure to the failing assets.
Tether CTO declared that Tether was ready for a bank run over a month ago
No data