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The SEC knows Terra issued unlicensed Mirror securities. What they don't know is that Jump & TFL used retail liquidity to farm & dump loads of MIR rewards, manipulated on-chain governance constantly, allowed for a $90m 'hack' to happen through pure negligence... Spicy times ahead
Why US might not have jurisdiction over TFL: - Do Kwon doesn't live/work there Why US might have jurisdiction over TFL: - TFL had US employees and US law firms for counsel - TFL sold products on US exchanges - US investors were defrauded - TFL sold tokens mirroring US securities
I don't think he'll be visiting anyone in the US in a looooooong time. Propably can get picked up at any US Airport.
If it comes to that, there's an extradition treaty between the US and SK.
"Singapore has extradition agreements or treaties with Germany, the United States and Hong Kong, and is also part of extradition arrangements with 40 Commonwealth territories, including Australia, Britain and Canada."https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/politics/parliament-passes-amendments-to-singapores-extradition-laws …
The second circuit court has determined that the SEC has jurisdiction. So, unless do kon wants to take this to the Supreme Court, jurisdiction has already been decided.
UST was supposedly (albeit algorithmically) pegged to the value of US Dollar. Also alot of the above points you've highlighted applies the Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002 to TFL. This act is not US specific, i.e. applies to everyone working/dealing with US entities.
Anyone who prints a dollar-linked asset ultimately has to answer to Uncle Sam and face SEC or CFTC regulations. This could be the mechanism for the DOJ to go after all the dollar unstablecoins out there.
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