Terra Operators Bailed Out Ust Whales During The Crash

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 10:08

Terra Operators Bailed Out Ust Whales During The Crash

In a series of tweets

In a series of tweets, Luna Foundation Guard (LFG), the non-profit organization that supports the Terra ecosystem, revealed that some operators allowed certain

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Jump Crypto has released a

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Terra Operators Bailed Out UST Whales During the Crash?

Jump Crypto has released a report on the crash of TerraUSD (UST), revealing that while whales were exiting their positions in the algorithmic stablecoin, retail investors kept

Several large Terra holders exited

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Several large Terra holders exited their positions, while retail holders kept accumulating early into the crash, a report shows.

A look into a rumour

Did Terra Secretly Bail Out Whales?

Following the cataclysmic meltdown of the Terra ecosystem last week, the Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) has been accused of bailing out UST whales with its bitcoin

A look into a rumour that Terra bailed out whales after the crash leaving smaller investors hung out to dry.

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In a subsequent tweet, LFG denied accusations that it bailed out whales with the bitcoin trove: “there was never any deal for ‘insiders’ to exit. LFG funds were merely

Luna Foundation Guard Gave Whales ($2.7 Billion) Exit Door

According to Jump Crypto

Operators allegedly allowed a few UST whales to cash out at close to 100 cents in the dollar, the report read. The operators allegedly used top cryptocurrency

According to Jump Crypto, the seven wallets highlighted by Nansen were “part of a much broader trend” that drove the outflows in Anchor in the beginning of the UST de