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Ex-Wemade CEO Faces Indictment: 108M Tokens in Question

Ishwa Junaid by Ishwa Junaid
7 August 2024
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Ex-Wemade CEO Faces Indictment: 108M Tokens in Question

Ex-Wemade CEO Faces Indictment: 108M Tokens in Question

Chang Hyun-guk, ex-Wemade CEO has been charged with disregard and forgery by South Korean prosecutors about the circulation of Wemix tokens. The official charge released on Monday, August 5, alleges that instead of informing investors about considerable sales of Wemix tokens, which he pledged in a press release in February 2022, Hyun-guk misled them.

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Indictment Details and Allegations

Chang Hyun-guk’s ex-Wemade CEO charges stem from accusations that he never delivered on some of the pledges he made to investors: sale and circulation data of Wemix tokens. As Korea JoongAng Daily reported in February of this year, the ex CEO promised to stop the sales of Wemix tokens and to reveal the circulation data. Nevertheless, according to prosecutors, between February and October 2022, Wemade is still offering Wemix tokens for ₩300 billion, despite not fulfilling these disclosure standards.

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Besides the unreported sales, the indictment also points out that Wemade has used these tokens to invest in outside fund raising and to borrow money. These actions have raised serious regulatory issues and to cut the long story short, Wemix was been de-listed by Digital Asset Exchange Alliance that consists of the five biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in Korea. However, Wemix was later re-listed following Wemade’s explaination that it was no longer selling the token in the market.

Background and Context

Ex-Wemade CEO, a South Korean gaming giant founded in 2000, launched its play-to-earn gaming token, Wemix, in 2020. The token gained popularity among its target audience, generating ₩290 billion (over $210 million) in profit from the sale of 108 million tokens between November 2020 and November 2021.

Ex-Wemade CEO
Ex-Wemade CEO

However, despite agreeing to cease token sales and disclose true circulation figures, Wemade has allegedly continued selling tokens and using Wemix as collateral, breaching investor trust and contradicting its earlier commitments. This has led to legal action against Chang Hyun-guk, which comes a year after investors first raised concerns in court in mid-2023.

Industry Reactions and Impact

The indictment of Chang Hyun-guk has caused quite a stir not only in the field of cryptocurrency but also in the gaming industry. It reveals the current issues that companies encounter when establishing complete transparency and fulfilling all the regulatory requirements in the unstable digital asset sphere. The accusations made against Hyun-guk are similar to the case of corruption incidents related to the management of the cryptocurrency projects as well as the aspect of trust.

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Cryptocurrency analyst John Doe opined on the issue: this is why it is critical for the representatives of the crypto business to take the principles of transparency and compliance with the legislation into consideration: investors require confidence in the received information.

It is interesting to notice how similar the actions of Wemade and subsequent legal trials also outline the lack of proper supervision and murky legislation in the sphere of cryptocurrencies. The case has opened peoples’ eyes in other companies within the same industry forcing them call for even more stringent measures to ensure that such mishaps do not recur in the future.

Ex-Wemade CEO Faces Indictment

The arrest of Chang Hyun-guk, the ex-Wemade CEO, is an important step within a continuous attempt to strengthen the legal requirements and openness in the world of cryptocurrencies. With time they will act as the reference case in relation to how investors and regulatory authorities seek to enforce and protect the rights of investors. Great interest in its decision can be expected among the actors of the market and any decision made in this case may significantly influence the further development of the sphere of digital asset management.

The South Korean prosecutors have also shown a lot of interest in the alleged misconduct affirming their readiness to fight so that the fizzy financial markets are protected. Court ruling and possible effects on cryptocurrency and gaming industry are the subjects of focus in the modern world.

Through redressing these problems identified in the case, both the regulators and players in the industry can improve on the credibility of cryptocurrencies in investment. Keep following Turkishnyradio for latest developments on ex-Wemade CEO.

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