It's just a scam dog that uses other people's money to gamble. Only these brainless people would give money to a gambling dog that even makes dirty money selling accounts to follow. It's really laughable, and they even worship it like it's a god. Let me tell you a truth: this gambling dog's account is just used by a scam group to hype up and trick people into following for commission. On average, they post a dozen times a day. How does a trash gambling dog suddenly become a writer? They even live-streamed before, so why is there only pictures now with no videos to prove it's him?

Suddenly enlightened! I just read Liang Xi's new tweet about bonds below and finally sorted it out; it turns out it is like this!

Firstly, Liang Xi is not wrong. The bondholders really shouldn’t ask Liang Xi for repayment because this bond was issued by Ah Chao, and to be precise, it should be called Ah Chao's bond. Ah Chao issued this bond to sell the debt Liang Xi owes him at a discount to others; for example, the debt of 10,000 USDT sold to Sha Po Lang was priced at 3,000 USDT, which is a 70% discount.

Theoretically speaking, if one day Liang Xi pays Ah Chao 10,000 USDT, then this 10,000 USDT should be handed over to Sha Po Lang. Note that it is Liang Xi paying back Ah Chao, who then hands it over to Sha Po Lang. Sha Po Lang cannot directly take the bond given by Ah Chao to Liang Xi to collect the debt because this bond was not issued by Liang Xi, and Liang Xi does not acknowledge it. It is like Zhang San owes Li Si 10,000 yuan, and then Li Si writes a promissory note for Zhang San and sells it to Wang Wu at a low price. If Wang Wu takes this promissory note written by Li Si to collect the debt from Zhang San, it is invalid, and the court will not recognize it.