Hi @arunadaybasu ,
I am not sure what more to say, other than your characterization is unfounded (if you are not able to communicate constructively, I will need to ask a moderator to review your comments).
That said, and in a good faith attempt to further answer your question: To say that someone who received LUNA v2 coins in an airdrop back in May (according to the post TFL has put out on their twitter account with a link in that post to this article here), and this personâs refusal to return the Terra v2 coins (according to the post, due to legal tax concerns for this particular person), automatically makes the mutli-signature wallet tainted, and anyone who is associated with this proposal, criminally liable, or a criminal in fact, jumps straight to unfounded conclusions, and is not appropriate.
The situation, according to TFLâs post, has been something that has been a reality since May. It is just that TFL has happened to mention it now, since according to their twitter post, they wanted the community to be aware (and was the first time I, and I am sure many others, had heard of it). The situation has nothing to do with the personâs role as a signer of the Multi-signature wallet (although the Terra v2 airdrop to this personâs individual Terra v2 account happened as a mistake due to TFLâs overlooking of the Multi-signature wallet). This airdrop is on a completely different chain. The situation also has nothing to do with the Multi-signature wallet, nor Terra v1 governance, that I can tell.
It does appear to involve the personâs individual Terra v2 account (which carries the same number as their Terra v1 account), on the basis of their individual Terra v1 account being associated at that time, it appears, as one signer account among the other signer accounts on the on-chain Terra v1 Multi-signature wallet. That Multi-signature Terra v1 wallet was originally used, it appears from the proposal discussions in Update #2, to receive the assets before transferring them off-chain to accomplish what those proposals outlined that governance wanted those signers to do on their behalf (associated with the off-chain ETH wallet/smart contract). Even though it appears that, at least at the time of the airdrop in May, that the particular Terra v1 individual account of the person in question (which although is the same account number, is a different Terra v2 account), and was only associated with the Multi-signature wallet through their individual Terra v1 account, it also appears that the Terra v1 Multi-signature wallet itself is setup so that it can not be blocked by any one signer.
All of the above is not stated as a defense, although I will say I do not believe it serves anyone well to jump to conclusions. That said, to my knowledge the person in question is not the person coordinating for the wallet.
As to any legal issues, the legal portion of the proposal, that directs that the assets be reviewed by a competent attorney, is intended to address concerns with the assets from a legal liability and outstanding claims perspective.
Outside of that, what I know, for the most part, is reported in the updates.
I hope that helps a little further, and that you are doing well today
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