Analysts have recorded the movement of funds on Luna Foundation Guard NPO wallets

The organization transferred $95 million worth of cryptocurrencies to a new wallet

31.05.2024 - 14:12

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What’s new? Luna Foundation Guard (LFG), a non-profit organization, has moved $95 million worth of digital assets to a new wallet, explaining the need to improve the security of the assets. The organization was originally launched to support the Terra blockchain ecosystem from Do Kwon’s Terraform Labs (TFL). The project collapsed in May 2022 as the TerraUSD stablecoin and LUNA token plummeted. It caused tens of billions of dollars in losses to users around the world and prompted fraud cases by authorities and investors in several countries, including the US, South Korea, and Singapore.

Arkham Intelligence data

What else is known? According to data from the analytics platform Arkham Intelligence, on May 31, LFG transferred 1,974 million native tokens of the Avalanche (AVAX) blockchain worth $71,2 million and 39 500 native tokens of the Binance (BNB) crypto exchange worth $23,5 million. The funds were sent to a new address “0x13463Aab3ECcE77Cfd8Cc28fA498a5F9DB242e27,” which first received test transfers from the fund on May 17.

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Despite the large transfer, the main wallet still holds $161 million worth of cryptocurrencies. These include $72 million worth of AVAX, $45 million worth of UST, $24 million worth of BNB, and $21 million worth of bitcoins.

A few days earlier, fund representatives told X-account that they intend to improve the security of funds and will soon move assets from multi-signature wallets to the service for secure direct storage.

Source: X.com The transfers were also preceded by a settlement between the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on one side and bankrupt TFL and its founder Do Kwon on the other in a civil fraud lawsuit.

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The details of the settlement are not yet known, possibly involving the payment of a fine to dismiss the case. The SEC often practices this approach to settling claims against crypto companies.

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