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🚨 🧾 2022 didn’t just crash a project… it changed crypto forever 👀 One moment, Terra was one of the biggest names in the market. People trusted it. Institutions watched it. Confidence felt unbreakable. Then everything flipped 📉 UST lost its peg. LUNA entered the spiral. Panic spread fast. Exchanges froze. And billions disappeared almost overnight 😶 Most people left. But not everyone. This is where it gets interesting 🔍 From the ashes came $LUNC Not just another token… but one of the strangest survival stories crypto has seen 🧲 🔥 Burns continued 👑 Validators kept building 📝 Communities kept showing up While the market laughed… some people kept pushing forward. Honestly, crypto has seen many projects disappear after collapse. But very few stayed alive long enough to fight back ⚠️ This isn’t only about charts anymore. The market remembers who crashed. Legends remember who survived. What do you think… comeback story still being written, or just history people can’t let go? 👀 #crypto #lunc #luna #btc #altcoins #market

Former Hodlnaut CEO Faces 20 Years in Prison for Terra Collapse, Charged with 6 Counts of Fraud On May 27, news emerged that Zhu Juntao, former CEO of Singapore-based crypto lending platform Hodlnaut, has been charged with six counts of fraudulent misrepresentation for allegedly misleading users regarding their exposure to TerraUSD (UST). Without disclosure, Hodlnaut invested $317 million from user accounts into Terra’s Anchor Protocol; following the collapse of UST, it suffered losses totaling $189.7 million. When the platform shut down in August 2022, it owed users approximately $281 million, while holding only $88 million in assets—leaving a shortfall of roughly $193 million. Prosecutors allege that Zhu Juntao instructed employees to make false assurances in the official Telegram group and via email during and after the UST collapse—including claims that the company had not invested in $LUNA or UST and had not incurred any losses.

Jane Street Exposed: Secret Telegram Group Helped Dump $192M $UST Before Terra's $40B Collapse Unsealed Manhattan court filings reveal Jane Street ran a secret Telegram group "Bryce's Secret" with Terraform Labs insiders. Key Facts: ✅ Dumped 193M UST near $1 peg before depeg ✅ Pulled 85M UST from Curve just 10 mins after Terra's move ✅ Made $134M shorting LUNA/UST as $40B ecosystem crashed ✅ Trader joked about having an "informational advantage" Jane Street, co-founder Robert Granieri, and 2 others named as defendants. Firm denies all allegations. While retail lost everything, Wall Street walked away with $200M+. Always know who's on the other side of your trade.

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Bitcoin Manipulation By Jane Street? Ex-Wall Street Market Maker Says No The latest Jane Street debate on X is meeting a blunt rebuttal from Ari Paul. The BlockTower founder, who says he used to work as a Wall Street market maker 15 years ago, argues that Bitcoin’s failure to push higher is better explained by spot sell-side than by a long-running suppression campaign. Paul’s answer was direct. “In short: no,” he wrote, before adding that market makers do “game the system” in many ways, but that in liquid products such as BTC ETFs, the effect is usually limited to “meaningful but small costs to consumers,” not a lasting distortion of the underlying asset price. He framed the distinction as one between short-term microstructure games and a broader claim that one firm kept Bitcoin from reaching far higher levels. Bitcoin Manipulation? Small Moves, Fast Reversions To make that case, Paul pointed to the kind of behavior traders on desks know well. “For example, market makers may manipulate the price to run stop limit orders,” he wrote. “But that’s typically on an intraday timeframe. So they might run an asset like MSFT or BTC 2% in a weak market to trigger stops, then a few seconds or minutes later, the price is mostly back to where it was before.” In his telling, that is still manipulation, but it is not the same as structurally pinning Bitcoin below some imagined fair value for months. That argument lands against a more conspiratorial narrative now circulating online, why Bitcoin is not already at $150,000. Paul’s pushback does not deny that large Wall Street firms can shape short-term trading conditions. It rejects the stronger claim that such activity is the central explanation for Bitcoin’s broader price path. Paul’s core point was much less dramatic. “Why is BTC down? Because OGs sold tens of thousands of coins, and not enough people wanted to buy them.” That line closely matched the view from renowned on-chain analyst James Check, who argued that “Jane Street didn’t suppress the Bitcoin price” and that “HODLers all did,” by selling large amounts of spot into the market. e added: “My point has always been the same; manipulation is a thing that has always, will always, and is indeed the literal job of large wall street firms. However, you do not need that as the central argument to explain why the price didn’t go higher, nor why it went lower. That can be well and truly explained by looking at spot sell-side.” Paul did leave room for exceptions. He wrote that there are rare cases where Wall Street manipulates an asset in major ways over a longer period, but said those cases are uncommon because they are risky and harder to profit from than people assume. “There are rare exceptions where Wall Street manipulates an asset in major ways longer term, but this is quite rare because it’s very risky and not as easy as it looks to profit. 99% of the time that an asset isn’t moving like you want and people are crying “manipulation”, it’s best to embrace the cognitive dissonance, avoid the “easy way out” of blaming manipulation,” Paul wrote. That leaves the current Jane Street argument in a narrower frame. Yes, large firms can influence intraday flows, liquidity, and execution quality. But based on Paul’s account, that is a long way from proving that one market maker is the reason Bitcoin is not trading materially higher. Notably, the Jane Street theory picked up fresh attention after Terraform Labs’ wind-down administrator sued the firm in Manhattan federal court, alleging insider trading tied to Terra’s 2022 collapse. The complaint says Jane Street used a private chat called “Bryce’s Secret” to obtain non-public information and alleges an 85 million UST trade on Curve that helped trigger a selloff; Jane Street has denied wrongdoing and called the case opportunistic. At press time, BTC traded at $66,090 $BTC $ETH $LTC