Loss of approximately 2 to 3 billion KRW... "CEO Kwon must announce apology and compensation plan"
[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Sehee] An internet broadcaster BJ who visited the home of Kwon Do-hyung, CEO of Terraform Labs, the issuer of Korean virtual currencies Luna and TerraUSD (UST), appeared at the police station on the 16th.
BJ A, who is suspected of trespassing, finished the investigation around 12:40 PM that day and told the press, "I apologize for causing trouble," adding, "I hope CEO Kwon Do-hyung comes forward publicly to apologize and explain his plans."
He said, "I hope the more than 200,000 victims who suffered losses due to the Luna coin crash can be properly resolved." Regarding how he found out the address, he added, "I saw the registry documents circulating on the internet." It was confirmed that A suffered losses of about 2 to 3 billion KRW, all invested from personal funds.
The police plan to conduct a pre-booking investigation of A and, if specific charges emerge, formally book and investigate him. According to the police, A is suspected of entering the shared entrance on the afternoon of the 12th of this month, ringing the doorbell of CEO Kwon's house, and fleeing.
At that time, A asked, "Is your husband home?" before running away, prompting the spouse to apply for emergency protection.
On the 13th, A surrendered to the police after stating on his personal broadcast, "I fully purchased Luna with 2 billion KRW," and "It is true that I visited CEO Kwon's house."
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