The countdown's on—Do Kwon's sentencing drops in 6 days (December 11). Prosecutors aren't playing around: they want 12 years for the Terra/UST implosion, branding it a "$40 billion colossal fraud." The scale? Absolutely staggering. But here's where it gets interesting: could the judge go softer? Some whispers suggest maybe 5 years instead. Kwon's legal team is definitely pushing for leniency. The crypto world's watching closely—this verdict might set the tone for how regulators handle future meltdowns. Twelve years feels harsh to some, justified to others. Either way, this case isn't just about one founder. It's about accountability when billions vanish overnight. What's your take—too lenient or fair game?