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It has been 3 years since my interview with Terra founder Do Kwon after the $40B collapse In it, we asked if he was crypto's Elizabeth Holmes. Yesterday, the judge said Do is not like Holmes or SBF and then sentenced him to 3 more years than Holmes 🧵

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