The verdict on this case is spot on: violating public order and good customs, profits and losses are your own responsibility, case not accepted! But the most critical facts of the case haven’t been fully laid out: 1⃣ If Chen only handed money to Liu for so-called forex investments, and Liu privately converted it to USDT and transferred it to an overseas platform, did Chen actually know the full process? 2⃣ Did the platform really collapse? Or was the money controlled by Liu? Did Liu take any fees, kickbacks, or commissions? Did the other dozens of investors suffer the same losses? 3⃣ If the police ultimately determine it’s not fraud or illegal fundraising, just ordinary financial loss, what happens to the plaintiff? Feels like the court’s current approach of “directly not accepting + transferring to the police” could easily turn into: civil cases ignored, criminal cases ignored too. But hey, this is exactly the outcome the government has been pushing for—making you too scared to even touch it!