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Do Kwon Receives 15-Year Prison Sentence in United States Federal Court

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Do Kwon Receives 15 Year Prison Sentence in United States Federal Court

Terra Luna founder Do Kwon has been officially sentenced to 15 years in prison. The sentencing took place on December 11, 2025, and was delivered by United States District Judge Paul Engelmayer in Manhattan.

This marks a major moment in one of the most high profile crypto related cases in recent years. Do Kwon’s conviction follows a lengthy legal process that began after the collapse of Terra Luna and its stablecoin ecosystem, which caused massive losses across the global crypto market.


Judge Engelmayer highlighted the seriousness of the case, noting the extensive financial impact and the importance of accountability within the digital asset industry. The sentencing sets an important precedent for oversight and responsibility in the crypto space.

Do Kwon will now serve his sentence under United States federal custody. The case continues to be a reminder of the risks and responsibilities tied to large scale blockchain projects.

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