Former Terraform Employee Admits Writing False Posts From Kwon Made Him ‘Angry’ In a series of ongoing court trials linked to Terraform Labs’ fraud claims tied to the 2022 implosion of its
TerraUSD stablecoin, one former employee testifies how working with
Terraform was rife with pitfalls.
Brian Curran, former head of
communications at Terraform, told a Manhattan federal jury on Monday that spearheading public relations for the company made him
“angry.” Curran tried to be “transparent” to users while doing PR for
Terraform, however, the company asked him to
write false posts. He further said that working with Do Kwon, the beleaguered
founder of Terraform, was troublesome, a report from Law360 revealed.
In May 2021, the Terraform’s
UST stablecoin lost its dollar peg, raising concerns among the community. Curran testified he wrote on X, that the dollar de-peg “just needs time to recalibrate,”
which he knew was false.
