A 41-year-old rich man in the cryptocurrency industry was murdered, and his body parts were washed into the sewer. Many bigwigs in the industry have been killed.

Recently, Piev, a 41-year-old man who is quite famous in the field of cryptocurrency in the United States, suddenly disappeared out of thin air. Relatives reported the case to the police because they could not contact Piev.
On August 12, residents and plumbers of a local apartment reported that a large number of unknown body parts were found in the sewer. After police inspection, it was confirmed that they were the missing Piev.
Subsequently, the police launched an investigation and arrested the suspect, Piev's friend Vesco Valchinov, and Konstantin Subotinov, who helped hide the body.
It is understood that Piev was beaten to death with a dumbbell by Valchinov at his home. Valchinov then took Piev's body to the bathroom and dismembered it. Part of the body was chopped into pieces and flushed down the toilet.
Subotino drove Piev's head and bones, and buried these parts that could not be washed away in other locations.
Police said Valchinov may have been jealous of the money his friends had made investing in cryptocurrencies.
In addition to Piev, many big names in the currency circle have died mysteriously in recent years.
Last year, on November 1, former MakerDAO technology partner, DappHub CEO, and Balancer co-founder Nikolai Muchgian was found drowned at Condado beach in Puerto Rico. He was only 29 years old.
MakerDAO was launched on the Ethereum blockchain in 2017 and issued DAI, the first decentralized stablecoin on Ethereum.
What is horrifying is that three days before his death, he sent a tweet claiming that he had been threatened and might be assassinated.
"The CIA, Mossad, and pedo elite are running some kind of sex racket in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean Islands. They are going to frame me with a laptop planted by my ex-girlfriend," he wrote in his tweet. Spies. They'll torture me to death."
In the same month, Vyacheslav Taran, a 53-year-old Russian billionaire and founder of Forex Club and Libertex Group, died in a helicopter crash in France on his way from Switzerland to Monaco. The pilot on board also died.
On November 23, local time, Amber Group, a global virtual asset service provider, announced that the company’s co-founder Tiantian Kullander passed away in his sleep at the age of 30.
Kullander once worked at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. In 2017, he and his colleagues jointly launched a trading platform and managed its market value to a height of US$3 billion, becoming one of Asia's financial technology unicorns.
Two days before his death, he was still speaking out about the FTX crisis, calming panicked investors, and negotiating with investors to discuss financing efforts and plan to achieve a valuation of US$10 billion.
In early April this year, Mobile Coin founder Bob Lee died after being stabbed in San Francisco; in May, Onfo Coin founder John Forsyth was found shot to death in northwest Arkansas.
In July, 41-year-old businessman and cryptocurrency tycoon Fernando Pérez Algaba was found dead in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
According to local media reports, he first disappeared on July 18, and then the suitcase containing Algaba's body was found. A few days later, his head was found floating downstream in a rucksack.
Algaba, who has more than 900,000 followers on Instagram, often posts photos of his luxurious lifestyle and exotic travels.
In a chilling social media post before his death, he said: "It's unbelievable that there can be such evil people in the world who want to destroy you when you want to help them .”