The Vanished Billionaire of Cambodia

He was once hailed as a visionary — the architect of Cambodia’s new age of glass towers and glittering ambition. But the illusion has shattered.

The U.S. has charged Chen Zhi, 37-year-old founder of Prince Group, with orchestrating one of Asia’s largest crypto fraud networks — a staggering $14 billion empire built on deceit.

From banks and airlines to luxury resorts and skyscrapers, Chen’s reach seemed limitless. To the public, he was the face of Cambodia’s rapid rise.

Behind the façade? A dark web of crypto laundering, shell companies, and human exploitation.

Born in Fujian, China, Chen moved to Cambodia and became a citizen.

By 30 — a billionaire.

By 35 — a royal title.

Now — a fugitive.

Global investigations reveal billions funnelled through offshore accounts and crypto mixers, before the U.S. and U.K. froze 128 of his firms.

Today, Chen Zhi has disappeared — his gleaming towers stand empty, his empire crumbling under international scrutiny.

In the high-stakes world of crypto wealth, not everything that shines is real.

Sometimes, fortunes aren’t built — they’re fabricated.

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