South Korean authorities seized Do Kwon’s third overseas property in 2025—a $5 million London apartment—bringing total seized assets to $15 million. The Terra founder’s 2022 collapse left $40 billion in LUNA losses. With $60 million recovered, including frozen accounts, victims may receive $0.15 per $1 lost, prioritizing retail investors. However, legal fees and jurisdictional disputes could reduce payouts by 30%. LUNA’s price, now $0.0001, offers no recovery hope. South Korea’s victim fund, managing $20 million, aims to distribute by Q4 2025, but 1 million claimants may overwhelm the process. While seized assets provide some relief, full compensation remains unlikely, leaving many LUNA holders reliant on future Terra ecosystem developments for any meaningful recovery.
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Solana’s price action is being shaped by investor behavior at key price levels, as revealed by new on-chain data from Glassnode. Large clusters of traders have formed at both ends of the current trading range, which are now playing a central role in how Solana moves in the short term. This is especially true as overall Solana trading activity and market participation continue to slow down.
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Market makers in 2025 continued to influence crypto price stability. A strong presence of liquidity providers helped reduce spreads and dampen volatility. However, when market makers withdrew from illiquid tokens, price swings became more extreme. Market-making activity was a crucial factor in maintaining orderly trading conditions.
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