Terraform Labs and its partners ask court to dismiss SEC charges
Terraform Labs and its co-founder Do Kwon have submitted a motion for summary judgment to a judge in the Southern District of New York, asking the judge to dismiss the SEC's allegations of involvement in a multi-billion dollar securities fraud. The company stated that after two years of investigation, collecting over 20 pieces of evidence, exchanging over 2 million pages of documents and data, the SEC has not proven that the defendants did anything wrong. Terraform is asking the judge to rule that the SEC has not sufficiently proven its case to justify a trial.
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