China beschuldigt Washington, bei einem mutmaßlichen Hackerangriff Bitcoin im Wert von 13 Milliarden US-Dollar gestohlen zu haben – 127.272 Token wurden von der Prince Group beschlagnahmt, nachdem Eigentümer Chen Zhi wegen Überweisungsbetrugs und Geldwäsche angeklagt wurde, behaupten die USA
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cryptocurrency/china-accuses-washington-of-stealing-usd13-billion-worth-of-bitcoin-in-alleged-hack-127-272-tokens-seized-from-prince-group-after-owner-chen-zhi-was-indicted-for-wire-fraud-and-money-laundering-u-s-alleges
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tldr; China’s cybersecurity agency accused the U.S. of stealing 127,272 Bitcoin, worth over $13 billion, in a 2020 hack. The U.S. claims it was a legal seizure tied to Chen Zhi, owner of Prince Group, who was indicted for wire fraud and money laundering. The Bitcoin, allegedly linked to LuBian, a major cryptocurrency miner, remained dormant until 2024. Beijing suggests the operation was state-orchestrated, while the U.S. asserts Zhi owned the wallet. The case highlights complexities in international cryptocurrency crime and jurisdiction.
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Since China was obviously vocal (/s /s /s ) about defending the common mans wallet when FTX or Mt.Gox or anything else for that matter crashed. It makes perfect sense that China would Defend the common man again, as they always do ( /s/s/s/s) and be vocal about the return of these coins as well to the common man and obviously not china itself.
China’s just thinking of the common man. they totally had no connection to this whatsoever and totally aren’t doing this because they want their coins back.
It’s just pure altruism from the worlds largest human rights oriented group in the world. Nothing to see here.
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So it’s in our bitcoin reserve? /s ya I know our government didn’t steal it just to give it away.