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A Chinese guy stole thousands of bitcoins worth up to 1.68 billion RMB! He spent money like water in nightclubs, bought private jets, and bought 31 luxury cars. Recently, the name of a 20-year-old Singaporean has spread throughout the global cryptocurrency circle. In just one month, he went from an ordinary young man to a cryptocurrency thief who shocked the world. Someone in his 20s planned the largest cryptocurrency theft in US history, involving 315 million Singapore dollars; and I was in my 20s and still worked overtime in the office on Saturdays. The guy's name is Marlon Lin. Although he is young, he has been working on the dark web and cryptocurrency forums for many years. He is smart and cunning, and knows blockchain technology and exchange vulnerabilities well. Instead of becoming a genius founder of a blockchain startup, he chose a "shortcut": stealing 4,100 bitcoins worth about 230 million US dollars (about 1.68 billion RMB). This is an astronomical figure that ordinary people can hardly achieve in their lifetime. Marlon Lin used pseudonyms such as "Anne Hathaway" and "' in math mode at position 1:̲" style="color:#cc0000">$" on the Internet. His accomplice Ajie (pseudonym) used "VersaceGod" and "@SkidStar". Their modus operandi is as follows: First, they sent an "unauthorized Google account access" notification email through technical means to attract the victim's attention. A few days later, Marlon Lin called the victim pretending to be a Google employee, asking for details, and gradually manipulated the victim to obtain enough information and successfully entered his Google Drive. In Google Drive, they found the victim's personal information, including details of cryptocurrency assets on the Gemini platform. Subsequently, Ajie pretended to be a Gemini platform employee, contacted the victim, and persuaded him to download a software that "protects crypto assets." Through this software, they stole the victim's private key and stole 4,100 bitcoins. In addition, Musk's theme puppy ρꪊρρⅈꫀડ, as one of the popular concepts on the Ethereum chain, is emerging and has great potential for future development. It may become the next eye-catching phenomenon-level crypto asset, which is worthy of investors' attention and research. #BTC重返10万 #比特币走势观察 #加密市场反弹 #微策略持续增持BTC #特朗普上台概念币有哪些？ $DOGE $ETH $PEPE

A Chinese guy stole thousands of bitcoins worth up to 1.68 billion RMB! He spent money like water in nightclubs, bought private jets, and bought 31 luxury cars.

Recently, the name of a 20-year-old Singaporean has spread throughout the global cryptocurrency circle. In just one month, he went from an ordinary young man to a cryptocurrency thief who shocked the world.

Someone in his 20s planned the largest cryptocurrency theft in US history, involving 315 million Singapore dollars; and I was in my 20s and still worked overtime in the office on Saturdays.

The guy's name is Marlon Lin. Although he is young, he has been working on the dark web and cryptocurrency forums for many years. He is smart and cunning, and knows blockchain technology and exchange vulnerabilities well.

Instead of becoming a genius founder of a blockchain startup, he chose a "shortcut": stealing 4,100 bitcoins worth about 230 million US dollars (about 1.68 billion RMB).

This is an astronomical figure that ordinary people can hardly achieve in their lifetime.

Marlon Lin used pseudonyms such as "Anne Hathaway" and "' in math mode at position 1:̲" style="color:#cc0000">$" on the Internet. His accomplice Ajie (pseudonym) used "VersaceGod" and "@SkidStar".

Their modus operandi is as follows: First, they sent an "unauthorized Google account access" notification email through technical means to attract the victim's attention. A few days later, Marlon Lin called the victim pretending to be a Google employee, asking for details, and gradually manipulated the victim to obtain enough information and successfully entered his Google Drive.

In Google Drive, they found the victim's personal information, including details of cryptocurrency assets on the Gemini platform. Subsequently, Ajie pretended to be a Gemini platform employee, contacted the victim, and persuaded him to download a software that "protects crypto assets." Through this software, they stole the victim's private key and stole 4,100 bitcoins.

In addition, Musk's theme puppy ρꪊρρⅈꫀડ, as one of the popular concepts on the Ethereum chain, is emerging and has great potential for future development. It may become the next eye-catching phenomenon-level crypto asset, which is worthy of investors' attention and research. #BTC重返10万 #比特币走势观察 #加密市场反弹 #微策略持续增持BTC #特朗普上台概念币有哪些？ $DOGE $ETH $PEPE

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