Jump Trading Allegedly Supported Terra Before It Collapsed, New SEC Filings Show
A US regulator’s court filings confirm that Jump Trading secretly supported Terraform Labs — the company behind the failed algorithmic stablecoin — about a year before the company collapsed. The Securities and Exchange C...
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a document last week showing a contract between Terraform and a Chicago-based company called Tai Mo Shan Limited — with an email address linked to Jump Trading. ...
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