Terra (LUNA) founder Do Kwon is not only wanted by the South Korean authorities, but now also by Interpol. Yesterday he received a so-called “Red Notice” from the international police organization, which means that he is now on Interpol’s wanted list.
Luna founder wouldn’t hide
Meanwhile, the founder of the collapsed cryptocurrency has responded to the Interpol news via Twitter. Do Kwon claims that he “doesn’t bother to hide.” He says he “going for walks and shopping malls.” According to Do Kwon . there is “no way anyone from Twitter’s crypto community hasn’t come across him in the past few weeks.”
Yeah as i said im making zero effort to hide
I go on walks and malls, no way none of CT hasnt run into me the past couple weeks
— Do Kwon 🌕 (@stablekwon) September 26, 2022
In addition, Do Kwon claims that he is at home “Writing code in his living room.” The founder also says that he cannot find his name on Interpol’s Red Notice list. However, that is probably because most of this list is not made public and is only shared with investigative services.
Do Kwon has been wanted by South Korean authorities since the Terra ecosystem collapsed completely, evaporating as much as $60 billion in capital. When South Korea issued an arrest warrant, the founder claimed he was in Singapore, but that was later strongly questioned.
Even now, Do Kwon is asked on Twitter whether he is still in Singapore, but the founder does not answer this question.
LUNA and LUNC quotes
Terra collapsed 100% in May this year. The crypto is now called terra luna classic (LUNC) and is now in the hands of the community. LUNC has been very volatile over the past few weeks, making violent moves up and down.
At the time of writing, the price of LUNC is again more than 45% in the plus compared to 24 hours ago. That’s probably because of the crypto news that Binance will lower LUNC’s trading fees burn. The new LUNA, which is in the hands of Do Kwon, is also up 17% today.
