On the 27th, Kwon Do-hyeong, CEO of Terraform Labs, who was wanted by Interpol, the International Criminal Police Organization, denied the escape rumors once more.
CEO Kwon said on Twitter at around 2:18 am on the same day, “As I said before, I never try to hide.”
He also replied, “I’m coding in my bedroom,” when a Twitter user asked “Where are you?”
Earlier on the 26th, the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors’ Office announced that Interpol had made a red wanted for Kwon, and Kwon’s tweet seems to be a reaction to this.
In the middle of this month, the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors’ Office’s Terra/Luna investigation team received arrest warrants for six people, including CEO Kwon, on charges of violating the Capital Market Act and requested a joint investigation from Interpol.
It is known that CEO Kwon moved from Korea to Singapore in April, before the virtual asset Luna and Terra USD crashes, but the local police denied this, and his whereregardings are unclear at this time.
“I’m not on the run,” Kwon said on Twitter at the time.
CEO Kwon developed Korean virtual assets Luna and Terra, but when the price of these coins plummeted in May, a total of regarding 45 billion dollars and 64.26 trillion won of our money evaporated in a week, and many investors were accused of fraud.
