Terra founder Do Kwon could face a long time in prison.

September 16, 2022

The Seoul Southern District Prosecutors Office earlier issued arrest warrants for Do Kwon and five others for violating the capital market law.

Legal experts are suggesting that Do Kwon could face a severe life sentence or even a life imprisonment, the Korea Herald reported.

A legal expert who is close to the case and asked to remain annoumous, said that prosecutors including the allegations of violating the Korea's capital markets law could be a game-changer.

Under the capital markets law, Kwon could face imprisonment of not less than a year or a fine of maximum 3 to 5 times profit accrued if the allegations are true.

Another attorney, who is “closely involved” with the Do Kwon case, claims that the Terra founder could even face a life in prison, due to the snowballing number of victims.

The legal battle is still in early stages and it could take even months or years before the final judgment.

Though Kwon’s current whereabouts are unknown, he had earlier revealed that he moved to Singapore.