South Korean police have reportedly requested exchanges to ‘freeze’ the property of the Luna Basis Guard (LFG), the non-profit group set as much as help the Terra (LUNA) cryptocurrency.
A information report revealed on Monday by Korean nationwide broadcaster KBS says that the cybercrime police unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Company had written to a number of exchanges highlighting the necessity to block withdrawals of company funds initiated by the LFG.
Per the report, investigators hooked up to the first Cybercrime Investigation Unit are satisfied embezzled funds associated to the LUNA collapse are being held in LFG accounts, thus the necessity for a freeze.
Exchanges not beneath obligation
However regardless of the Police’s request, the report states that exchanges are at present beneath no obligation to conform. As a result of there’s no authorized requirement to take action, exchanges are at liberty to take motion as deemed match, KBS famous.
LUNA and TerraUSD (UST) collapsed dramatically this month, with the worth of the stablecoin de-pegging from the greenback to zero. The LUNA coin additionally crashed 100%, setting in movement actions that embody a lawsuit in opposition to Terraform Labs and probably harder sanctions from regulators, together with from South Korean lawmakers.
Amid all these are query marks on how LFG dealt with the reserves beneath its management, with the group saying it spend 80,000 BTC making an attempt to avoid wasting the UST peg.
An replace from the Basis on 16 Might confirmed that its reserves stability included 313 BTC, 39,914 BNB, and 1,973,554 AVAX in addition to 1.8 billion UST and over 222 million LUNA.
1/ As of Saturday, Might 7, 2022, the Luna Basis Guard held a reserve consisting of the next property:
· 80,394 $BTC
· 39,914 $BNB
· 26,281,671 $USDT
· 23,555,590 $USDC
· 1,973,554 $AVAX
· 697,344 $UST
· 1,691,261 $LUNA— LFG | Luna Basis Guard (@LFG_org) May 16, 2022
