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BCH Group's Chen Zhi fell, the global big brother America is well-fed.
It's a pity about this $15 billion Bitcoin, equivalent to over 100 billion RMB.
The hundred billion fat pig has been slaughtered by foreigners, and China's black gold godfather Chen Zhiqun has completely collapsed!
Brothers, Chen Zhi from the BCH group, this time it's really over. As soon as the US stepped in, South Korea immediately followed up with a stab, and Hong Kong was not to be outdone, all rushing in to take advantage.
This guy's 91 billion Korean won assets in South Korea were suddenly frozen. Can you believe it? He initially transferred 197 billion Korean won to the Cambodian branch of a South Korean bank, and still had over 900 billion left that he hadn't managed to move, and now it's all turned into "ice cream". Just a few days of sanctions from the US and UK, and the banks over there collectively hit the pause button: asset freeze, accounts locked, clean and neat.
Then Hong Kong stopped pretending and directly investigated his company there. Boss Chen bought an entire building there as his base and holds shares in two listed companies, Kun Group and Zhi Haoda Holdings, all of which are those penny stocks. To be honest, this guy used to be quite popular in the Hong Kong circle, but now? He's like a rat crossing the street.
The US and UK eat meat, South Korea drinks soup, and Hong Kong scoops up the leftovers; whoever is slow to act gets no share.
Take another look at his hometown, Lianjiang County, Fujian - now the whole internet is cursing, saying he raised a "hundred billion fat pig", only to be slaughtered by foreigners.
Chen Zhi is a person from the post-80s generation who went to Cambodia to engage in real estate in 2009, and later in 2015, he established the "BCH Group."
As a result, they are not engaged in real estate, but in "wealthy real estate" - a one-stop service for electric fraud parks.
Those 130,000 Bitcoins, worth 15 billion USD, approximately 105 billion RMB, were all confiscated by the United States.
The UK was also not polite, directly freezing his 19 properties in London – including a $16 million mansion in the city center and a $126 million office building. Even a Picasso at the auction might belong to him.
Now the person has disappeared and is missing.
But the most explosive part is the underlying color of his group.
Don't even mention those few in Guogan; compared to them, they are all county-level small workshops.
The BCH group is definitely an international ghost empire, with hundreds of billions of dirty money circulating globally.
In Sihanoukville, Cambodia, he has his own armed zone, underground prisons, a cyber fraud center, and tens of thousands of slave laborers, all packaged as a "technology park."
The people who were caught were trafficked from various Southeast Asian countries, and the money from the scams was laundered through over 1,600 shell companies into silver, then sent to bank accounts in London, Dubai, and New York.
Can you believe it? A true pioneer of the digital economy—"digital labor + digital money laundering" in one go.
The police have investigated, but each time they were suppressed by him.
Why? Because their backend is too strong. They bribe politicians, sideline law enforcement, hire PR companies to whitewash their image, and keep going to the media saying things like "promoting digital transformation in Southeast Asia," which sounds even more impressive than Musk.
His operation is so bold that even those local villagers involved in electric fraud would applaud.
Until 2025, the UK and the US joined forces, and upon investigation, it was a total disaster.
100 billion dirty money, 150 Bitcoins, dozens of luxury houses, a large pile of overseas funds.
At this time, everyone realized that this was not "regional telecom fraud" but a capital giant of the global dark web.
And the harshest sentence is the one from the Financial Times:
"When evil can flow legally through the banking system, the world cannot be innocent."
——Arresting Chen Zhi is not just about apprehending a criminal, but about redistributing the cake.
Guogan is just a minor player; Chen Zhicao is the real "behind-the-scenes financier" of Southeast Asia.
This time, the fat pig has been slaughtered, but who is the real butcher? You know.