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ForkItAll
· 01-18 08:46
Haha, here comes another fool who thinks the crypto world is a no-go zone. Regulators have already got their eyes on you.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-18 04:44
Haha, I really thought the crypto world could hide dirty money. It's already 2025.
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Such harsh digital audits, still trying to evade regulation with virtual currencies, you must be pretty clueless.
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These two guys really gave a public lesson to everyone with bad ideas. I was laughing so hard my stomach hurt.
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Got it. The thing about anonymity is just a cover; on-chain data has been clear for a long time.
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1.4 billion... If that was earned from trading coins, it would be a different story. Unfortunately, this guy chose the wrong path.
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The transparency of blockchain is so high that it has become the biggest "witness." Nice.
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Still trying to "divide and conquer"? In today's regulatory tech, it's just a "whack-a-mole" game with nowhere to hide.
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It feels like it's even harder to do bad things now than before. All transaction chains are lying there, shining brightly.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-15 10:58
Haha, another one thinking the crypto world can be whitewashed. The regulatory measures have long been upgraded, alright.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 01-15 10:51
Haha, still thinking that the crypto world can be used for money laundering? The regulatory measures by the older brothers have long been upgraded, and on-chain data can't be hidden anywhere.
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LiquidationOracle
· 01-15 10:48
Ha, still trying to rely on "stealth" in the crypto world? No one can escape in the face of regulatory data.
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1.4 billion is locked just like that. I really don't understand why some people still believe that anonymous coins can launder money.
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The transparency of blockchain has always been there; it's not news anymore.
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Yes, Lu Bin is a typical case of overestimating himself and underestimating technology. Changing wallets to disappear? Laughable.
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Anyone still playing this game should reflect. Everything on the chain can be checked; there’s no black technology.
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Why do some people still think switching to coins can evade audits? The audit database is much smarter than you think.
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Offshore platforms are also not effective. Cross-border transactions are already tightly regulated; you can't move funds out.
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Basically, it's greed. Spending millions and still trying to be "invisible," but what’s the result?
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Virtual currencies are not suitable for this; each address is a chain of evidence.
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That 1.4 billion case is indeed disgusting, and they even tried to split it into smaller parts. Do they think regulators are naive?
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-15 10:44
Haha, still trying to hide from regulation using anonymity in the crypto world? You've been played by big data long ago.
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To put it simply, everything on the blockchain can be traced. Don't be too naive, brother.
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These two guys' tricks might have worked ten years ago, but now it's just courting death.
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140 million yuan directly dispersed into the crypto space and still got caught. Detective's tracking technology is truly top-notch.
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Think switching to USDT can make you invisible? Every transaction on the chain is crystal clear. No fear, no retreat.
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After reading these cases, I realize there is no completely safe haven. Everyone is exposed in front of technology.
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There are no dark corners in the crypto world. The ability to track fund flows has long exceeded expectations.
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Digital audits are a hundred times faster than traditional accounting. Anyone claiming virtual currencies can be hidden is just fooling themselves.
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Still splitting into smaller amounts? All transaction histories are recorded on one chain. There's nowhere to escape.
虚拟货币真的不是"避风港"。最近爆出的几起大案子都说明了这个问题。
上海某大型国企下属公司的原经理陆斌就是教科书级的反面例子。这哥们利用职权虚构项目,先后侵吞公款数百万元。聪明的是,他没直接打到自己账户,而是全部换成了USDT和比特币,还真以为区块链的匿名性能帮他"隐身"。结果呢?数字化审计还是精准锁定了他的资金流向,照样被逮。
类似的套路在互联网大厂也出现了。某短视频平台的服务商管理负责人冯某,2025年通报的案件中,他伙同外部人员一口气套取公司1.4亿元资金。他们的主意是通过境外虚拟货币平台把巨额公款"化整为零",试图把赃款洗白。这种手法听起来复杂,实际上现在的监管技术根本拆不穿——跨境资金流动,交易链条,一切都在数据面前暴露无遗。
这两个案例有个共同点:都低估了现代金融监管和区块链透明度。虚拟货币的匿名性确实存在,但把它当成"洗钱神器"就太天真了。