A woman in the Bay Area of the United States fell into an encrypted "pig killing plate" dating scam, was induced to transfer nearly $1 million, and finally woke up and reported to the police after seeking help from ChatGPT. The victims remitted funds from their retirement pension and second mortgage, starting at $15000, up to $490000 for IRA withdrawal, and an additional $300000 for the mortgage. Eventually, the funds were transferred to Malaysia. Scammers cultivate trust in the name of online dating for a long time, then induce investment in fake encryption platforms, and forge profit interfaces to urge further investment. US regulators say that such "love+crypto investment" scams are still growing rapidly, with elderly Americans losing $9.3 billion in losses by 2024 and a very low rate of cross-border fund recovery. https://www. (wublock123.com)/index.php? m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=53196