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Terraform Labs to Pay $4.47B as Settlement

June 12, 2024
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Terraform Labs to Pay $4.47B as Settlement

Terraform Labs, the blockchain company behind the Terra ecosystem, has reached a monumental settlement agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), totaling $4.47 billion. This settlement, subject to final approval by a federal judge, arises from allegations of investor fraud and the sale of unregistered securities following the collapse of Terra’s algorithmic stablecoin, TerraUSD, in 2022. The collapse resulted in significant losses estimated at $40 billion for investors, marking one of the largest financial setbacks in the crypto industry.

The SEC’s lawsuit, filed in 2023, accused Terraform Labs and its co-founder Do Kwon of misleading investors about the risks associated with TerraUSD and other digital assets. The settlement terms include $3.6 billion in disgorgement fines, $420 million in civil penalties, and nearly $467 million in prejudgment interest. Notably, former CEO Do Kwon faces substantial personal liabilities, including $110 million in disgorgement penalties, $80 million in civil penalties, and $14.3 million in prejudgment interest. These fines underscore the severity of the SEC’s allegations and the financial consequences for those found responsible.

As part of the settlement, Kwon is required to transfer $4.7 million into an agreed escrow account within 30 days of the final judgment. Additionally, all crypto assets held by the Luna Foundation Guard and Pyth Network token holdings under Kwon’s control will be liquidated to cover the financial penalties. The remaining proceeds will contribute towards fulfilling the civil penalty obligations imposed by the SEC, solidifying the terms of the agreement reached between Terraform Labs and the regulatory body.

This settlement marks a significant development in the regulatory landscape of cryptocurrencies, highlighting the SEC’s stance on ensuring transparency and accountability in the digital asset market. It serves as a cautionary tale for blockchain firms and investors alike, emphasizing the importance of compliance with securities laws and the risks associated with unregistered offerings. Moving forward, stakeholders will closely monitor how this case influences regulatory actions and investor confidence within the rapidly evolving crypto ecosystem.

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  • Terraform Labs to Pay $4.47B as Settlement Over Terra Ecosystem Collapse
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