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According to BlockBeats, Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon will face a crucial judgment moment in Manhattan court on December 11. The U.S. prosecution has formally requested the court to sentence him to 12 years in prison, citing that he has pleaded guilty to some of the charges.

At a previous hearing presided over by U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer in the Southern District of New York, Do Kwon pleaded guilty to two charges of conspiracy to commit fraud and wire fraud. However, it is noteworthy that in January of this year, he pleaded not guilty to nine charges, including securities fraud, indicating a significant shift in his stance.

In the crypto world, one of the hottest debates today is Bitcoin vs Tokenized Gold — two assets competing to be the ultimate store of value in a digital era.
1. Bitcoin: “Digital, Scarce, Independent”
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital asset with a fixed supply of 21 million, making it deflationary by design.
It’s borderless, easy to transfer, and fully independent from banks or governments.
However, its price volatility remains one of its biggest challenges.
2. Tokenized Gold: “Traditional Stability on the Blockchain”
Tokenized gold represents real, physical gold stored in vaults, but issued as a blockchain token.
It offers the historical stability of gold combined with fast, modern digital settlement.
Its downside: it still depends on centralized custodians who hold the actual gold.
3. So, Which One Wins?
There’s no absolute winner.
Bitcoin appeals to long-term believers in digital scarcity and financial independence.
Tokenized gold attracts investors looking for stability backed by a tangible asset.
In the end, both assets serve different strategies — and together they represent the evolving future of value.
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