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Do Kwon could be in the U.S. by mid-March to attend the trial in the $40 billion crypto fraud case.

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During closed-door discussions, Montenegro's Justice Minister Andrej Milovic reportedly mentioned his plans to extradite Do Kwon to the U.S., where is facing multiple criminal charges.

Late last month, the Montenegrin High Court announced that it has "approved the extradition" of Kwon as requested by his home country South Korea and the U.S.

During a hearing at a Manhattan court last Thursday, lawyers for Kwon said that unnamed whistleblowers, one of them from Jump Trading Group, had helped federal regulators in building their fraud case against the Terra co-founder.

Aside from charges in the U.S. and in his home country, Kwon could be facing another class-action lawsuit in Singapore.

Do Kwon must serve his sentence in Montenegro before the extradition takes place.

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