Terra Classic (LUNC) joined the latest rally that saw Bitcoin topping $80K for the first time in history. As altcoin bulls flexed their muscles, LUNC gained over 20% on its weekly chart. Ecosystem developments such as intensified token burns and broad market rallies contributed to LUNC's prevailing performance.

The Avalanche Foundation has finalized the repurchase of 1.97 million AVAX tokens previously held by the now-defunct Luna Foundation Guard (LFG). The post Avalanche Foundation Buys Back 1.97M AVAX Tokens from Luna Foundation Guard appeared first on Cryptonews.

A bankruptcy court has allowed the Avalanche Foundation to buy back 1.97 million AVAX tokens it sold to the defunct Luna Foundation Guard.

Amid increased price volatility in the crypto market, the Terra 2.0 has regained momentum. Moreover, it has surged ~45% from its low of $0.2513 over the past three months. Will Terra 2.

The Terra Classic community is preparing for a supply shock that the LUNC coin could soon face. This is based on a court settlement that has mandated Terraform Labs to burn the tokens in their possession.

Do Kwon's extradition decision is reportedly nearing completion, with Montenegro's Justice Minister indicating that an announcement will be made by Sunday.

Exposing Terra's shadows: Do Kwon secretly made crypto transfers In Jail as Montenegro pondered over extradition.

Do Kwon's extradition has been delayed again, to the surprise of the Justice Ministry.

Montenegro plans to finalize Do Kwon's extradition by the end of this week. Montenegro convicted Do Kwon of forgery, and he served a six-month sentence.

Do Kwon's extradition process begins, raising concerns about Terra Luna's future and potential impacts on Luna crypto investors.

Montenegro is set to decide on the extradition of Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs this week, as confirmed by the Justice Minister.

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon's legal case is approaching a key moment as his extradition process is reportedly nearly complete. Authorities are set to make a decision by Sunday, Oct. 20.

Yet another legal drama involving Do Kwon, the co-founder of Terraform Labs, is reaching a decisive moment. Montenegrin officials have confirmed that the extradition process is in its final stages, with a ruling expected by Sunday, October 19.

Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Bojan Božović, announced that a decision on Do Kwon extradition will be finalized and signed by the end of the week.

Montenegro's Justice Minister Bojan Božović confirmed that a decision had been reached regarding the extradition of Do Kwon, the co-founder of Terraform Labs. According to local media reports on Oct. 17, the extradition process will be signed by the end of this week.

According to Montenegrin media reports, Do Kwon's extradition process may soon conclude, with a decision expected by Sunday, Oct. 19. On October 17, Minister of Justice Bojan Bozovic confirmed that the government chose the destination for extraditing the Terraform Labs co-founder, whom both the US and South Korea want on charges related to cryptocurrency fraud.

Do Kwon's extradition chapter may be finalized as soon as Sunday, Oct. 19, according to local Montenegrin media.

In a developing story surrounding Do Kwon, the co-founder of the collapsed Terraform Labs blockchain, new investigative reports suggest he may have conducted cryptocurrency transactions while in custody in Montenegro. This revelation follows a lengthy period during which authorities reportedly took 72 days to seize his electronic devices and wallet access codes after his arrest.

The key organization backing the Avalanche (AVAX) blockchain ecosystem is announcing plans to repurchase crypto assets sold to the nonprofit behind the Terra (LUNA) protocol in the first half of 2022.

Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs allegedly used electronic devices, including a laptop and phone, to conduct cryptocurrency transactions from within his prison cell. While Kwon is detained in Spuž prison questions are mounting over how he may have handled his crypto assets even in detention.

Avalanche Foundation is planning to buy back 1.97 million AVAX tokens which was previously sold to Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) in early 2022.

The Avalanche Foundation is set to buy back nearly 2 million AVAX tokens sold to Terra just before its collapse in 2022. This transaction, which awaits approval from a bankruptcy court, marks a new chapter in the tumultuous history of the crypto market.

The Avalanche Foundation is set to repurchase 1.97 million Avalanche (AVAX) tokens that were sold to the Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) in April 2022, just one month before the Terra blockchain ecosystem collapsed.

Avalanche Foundation has agreed with Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) to buy back all AVAX tokens it sold to LFG in April 2022 as part of the cooperation efforts between the two projects and to improve the foundation's liquidity. According to the post on X, the repurchase plan is now awaiting court approval.

Avalanche Foundation repurchases 1.97M AVAX tokens from Luna. The move protects the tokens from liquidation during LFG's bankruptcy.

The AVAX price has surged by a staggering 10% in the last few hours after the recent announcement by the Avalanche Foundation of a repurchase agreement with the Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) – the entity associated with Terra blockchain – to buy back all tokens sold back in 2022. This has pushed AVAX closer to

Global investment bank TD Cowen has predicted a slowdown in the advancement of cryptocurrency legislation, even as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris try to court supporters of the asset class through their election campaigns. What Happened: In a note released on Monday, TD Cowen stated that definitive legislation is unlikely to progress before the end of 2024, according to a report by The Block.

LUNA and LUNC rally as USTC burn proposal boosts market confidence with surging volumes and bullish sentiment.

Montenegro's former Justice Minister Andrej Milović has raised serious concerns about the potential link between the extradition of Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon and Montenegro's airport concession deal with South Korea, local news outlet Vijesti reported on Sept. 24.

Get it before Oct. 30, Terraform Labs tells the third parties it is discussion its wind-down with.

The alleged use of Do Kwon's extradition for an airport deal could undermine trust in Montenegro's political and judicial integrity. The post Do Kwon's extradition used as pressure in Montenegro-South Korea airport negotiations, claims former justice minister appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The shutdown of Terraform Labs sets an important standard for how bankruptcies are handled in the crypto industry, and will likely influence future bankruptcy cases.

Terraform Labs has gained court approval to wind down its operations in bankruptcy after reaching a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as reported on September 19.

Montenegro's Supreme Court says both the US and South Korea have met the requirements to request Do Kwon's extradition for criminal charges.

How did the U.S. bankruptcy court's approval of Terraform Labs' wind-down plan affect Terra Luna Classic and LUNA prices?

The approval marks the final step in Terraform's Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

According to Montenegro's Supreme Court, the US and South Korea had both met the conditions for applying for Do Kwon's extradition to face criminal charges.

Some crypto observers have sounded the alarm on Solana (SOL), comparing the blockchain network to the ill-fated Terra token, Luna (LUNA), which collapsed in 2022, fueling a crisis that gripped the whole crypto industry.

The company behind TerraUSD and Luna could shell out up to $442 million to investors.

TL;DR Terraform Labs Shutdown: Terraform Labs, the company behind Terra (LUNA) and TerraUSD (UST), has received court approval to wind down operations after a $40 billion collapse in 2022. SEC Settlement: The U.S. Bankruptcy Judge approved a bankruptcy plan involving nearly $4.5 billion in penalties, with co-founder Do Kwon personally liable for $204 million.

Terraform Labs, the creator of the Terra blockchain protocol, has secured court approval to proceed with its bankruptcy wind-down.

The Terraform Labs startup is on track to wind down its operations after receiving the approval from Judge Brendan Shannon.

On Sept. 19, Terraform Labs, the company behind the Terra blockchain protocol, gained court approval to wind down its operations as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. During a pivotal hearing on Thursday, U.S.

Do Kwon's Terraform Labs, the company behind the blockchain protocol Terra, secured court approval on Thursday, to wind down its operations in bankruptcy.

Terraform Labs is officially shutting down as its bankruptcy plan has been accepted. The SEC has accused the company of fraudulent activities that caused its investors to lose $40 billion when the TerraUSD and Luna tokens collapsed in 2022. After a long legal battle, the court has accepted its plan for bankruptcy.

A U.S. judge approved Terraform Labs bankruptcy plan to wind down operations following its settlement with the SEC over investor fraud.

Terraform Labs received court approval to wind down its operations in bankruptcy after settling a US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit, Reuters reported Sept. 19. US Bankruptcy Judge Brendan Shannon approved Terraform's bankruptcy plan in Wilmington, Delaware, calling it a “welcome alternative” to further litigation over investor losses.

Terraform Labs gets court approval to wind down its operations in the latest bankruptcy hearing, gaining investors' attention. A US Bankruptcy judge has approved the firm's plan, which came after its settlement with the US SEC.