💥 Did the United States Steal 127,000 Bitcoin from a Chinese Mining Pool? #knowmorewithGiovanni In a shocking incident that rocked the crypto community, the Chinese mining pool LuBian reported the theft of approximately 127,272 Bitcoin in December 2020, now valued at over $13 billion. What makes this case even more controversial is China directly accusing the United States of orchestrating the acquisition of these funds—or at least being fully aware of the operation—not merely acting as a neutral party.
What we know so far:
The Bitcoin was stolen from LuBian and a large portion has remained in dormant wallets for years, raising questions about the true beneficiary.
China suggests that the prolonged dormancy of these funds in U.S.-controlled wallets indicates a state-level operation, not just a conventional mining hack.
Meanwhile, the U.S. claims this was a legal seizure of assets linked to criminal activity, without fully denying ownership of the Bitcoin or how it was obtained.
🤔 Key Questions:
How can billions of dollars in Bitcoin remain untouched for over four years?
Could this really be a simple legal action?
Why does this coincide with heightened U.S. government scrutiny of Chinese crypto operations?
With the digital evidence and prolonged wallet inactivity, the question remains: Is the United States merely a legal executor, or the primary beneficiary of one of the largest Bitcoin heists in history?
Prepared by: Giovanni | Date: November 11, 2025 #Binance #BinanceSquareTalks $BTC #TEAMMATRIX #PortalLatino @EarnPii - TEAM MATRIX - TANK TinkTank @FÈS - TEAM MATRIX TinkTank @Elex Rocks - TEAM MATRIX @KeanuLeafes - TEAM MATRIX @OVMARS - TEAM MATRIX @ÅLØNDRÅCRYPTØ - PØRTAL LATINØ @LUNA MY @Arla VEE369X24
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