An angry Terra (LUNA) financial investor seems to have come thumping at the house of the Terra founder Do Kwon (otherwise called Kwon Do-hyeong) searching for replies after the token staggeringly imploded. South Korean police are chasing after an unidentified individual who supposedly broke into the apartment building in which Kwon dwells and rang the doorbell – however, a virtual media star says it was him.
Per EDaily, cops announced that Kwon’s significant other opened the entryway and was gotten some information about the whereabouts of her better half. She then, at that point, seems to have called the police, after which the obvious financial investor escaped. Police have endeavored to recognize the individual and are inspecting CCTV film.
Kwon’s significant other has since purportedly been either positioned in defensive guardianship or is under police monitor at her own solicitation.
A live streamer who utilizes the handle Chancers has openly professed to have been the intruder being referred to. On his most recent AfreecaTV stream, Chancers asserted that he had lost USD 1.56m in a LUNA venture and said he would hand himself over to the police.
Chancers asked legal advisors and media delegates to reach him and proposition his support.
A police representative asserted that officials were “following the suspect through CCTV film,” however added that could “not yet affirm” whether the suspect was a LUNA investor or not.
Seoul’s Seongdong District Police expressed that the occurrence occurred at 6 pm KST on May 12. Chosun, likewise citing police reports, made sense that the unidentified individual accessed the structure by pushing through a “hole in the condo square’s common entry entryway.”
Kwon’s transgress from the top was a sight. Feted differently in the global news as South Korea’s response to Tesla’s Elon Musk or Apple’s Steve Jobs, Kwon has been absolutely frank with regard to all things crypto-related.
Additionally, on Twitter, some brought up the incongruity of a new meeting where Kwon guaranteed that there was “amusement” esteem in watching coins “bite the dust.”
