Can this plot be adapted into a three season starting American TV series! Do you know who is the wealthy woman in the cryptocurrency industry who was scammed 60 million yuan in the United States? The mining pool mentioned in the article reportedly accounted for 9% of the global Bitcoin total power at its peak, and is the CEO of a computing technology company in a southwestern province of China, Visually, it is Lv Yongshuang with universal computing power/Valarhash. Evidence 1: Valarhash/Universal Computing's products include BytePool, 1THash, 1TMine, and Nelson Computing Manager. MinerUpdate reported in 2019 that BytePool and 1THash together account for over 9% of Bitcoin's total network computing power Evidence 2: According to public information, the registered address of Chengdu Wanwan Computing Technology Co., Ltd. is No. 1, 2nd Floor, Building 1, No. 8 Jianshe Road, Chenghua District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, which is the southwestern province. Evidence 3: It has also been mentioned in US reports that the largest part of the Al Zubair Brothers fraud case involved a Chinese investor, resulting in losses of approximately 17.8-18 million US dollars; The two brothers claimed to own Nela Park Industrial Park and wanted to build a cryptocurrency mining farm, luring each other to transport more than 1000 mining machines. Later, the mining machines were intercepted and resold. So there's a high probability that it's Boss Wan You! This technique is essentially the same as my previous experience: my original article 'A meal worth 80 BTC of Japanese food, really damn it!'! 》https://(paragraph.com)/@bitwu/24-80btc Besides me, I have also been harvested before, and over the years, many of my friends like me have been deceived. Later, I found that the richer people are, the more likely they are to be harvested by the illusion of a higher class. The truly terrifying situation is that the damn scammer is very skilled. What does he know? It happens to tell a story that you want to believe in: royal resources, government relations, overseas mines, power resources, special channels, exclusive opportunities, and circles that others cannot reach. Who doesn't want to enter a higher-level table? The greater the wealth, the more people think about upgrading their status. In addition, being too confident in earning too much wealth often makes it difficult to believe that one will be deceived/