Bankruptcy judge signs off on order allowing Terraform Labs to subpoena FTX entities
Terraform Labs claimed that the failures of its algorithmic stablecoin and governance token were the result of an attack from short-sellers, potentially involving Alameda Research.
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Terraform Labs claimed that the failures of its algorithmic stablecoin and governance token were the result of an attack from short-sellers, potentially involving Alameda Research.
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