Tomorrow marks the turning point for Do Kwon's fate.

On December 11, 2025, a federal judge in the Southern District of New York will strike the gavel—this man, who triggered a $40 billion evaporation and nearly dragged down the entire crypto market, how long will he be behind bars?

Prosecutors are insisting on a 12-year minimum, given the devastating chain reaction of this collapse; the defense is fighting for a cap of 5 years, with a solid reason—he has already been detained for nearly 3 years, and South Korea is also waiting to sentence him to an additional 40 years. Besides the prison term, financial sanctions are also harsh: over $19 million in fines must be paid, the SEC is watching the $204 million compensation, and all illegal gains of his affiliated companies must be forfeited.

The harsher part is yet to come—even if his sentence in the U.S. ends, it is almost certain he will be deported back to South Korea for further trial.

Back to the market: LUNA has soared three times from its bottom in recent days. The previous strategy of doubling from the bottom now looks quite stable. If you still hold profits, it’s recommended to take half off the table first—don’t be greedy. No one can predict what will happen before tomorrow’s verdict is announced. The remaining profit can be considered long-term holdings—what if some miracle happens? But definitely don’t chase high now; a retracement will not show mercy.

Locking profits in your pocket is true profit—this principle will never be wrong.