Former SEC Branch Chief Explains Why U.S. Has Jurisdiction in Do Kwon Case

By cineramaMarch 24, 2023Ethereum

U.S. law enforcement would have jurisdiction over Singapore-based Terraform Labs and its founder Do Kwon if they knowingly marketed their LUNA and terraUSD (UST) stablecoins to U.S. investors, which […]

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Former SEC Branch Chief Explains Why U.S. Has Jurisdiction in Do Kwon Case

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