Brother Sun has made it onto the “Hunt for Fox” list. This list is the Ministry of Public Security’s internal roundup list of overseas fugitive economic crime suspects
Although this list isn’t fully public, based on internal information it should be real
Because Brother Sun hurriedly “fled” from Hong Kong
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Putting Brother Sun on this list has several impacts:
1. Within mainland China, through cross-border law enforcement cooperation, authorities can request Hong Kong law enforcement agencies to assist with arrest and handover
In the future, you won’t see Brother Sun’s figure at the annual Hong Kong bitcoin conference ever again
2. Even if Brother Sun doesn’t go to Hong Kong, just hiding in some small country, China can still, through judicial channels, apply to the country where he is hiding to recover the proceeds of the crimes
3. Brother Sun can never go to countries that have an extradition treaty with China again. Not only can he not go, he can’t even transit through them—once he enters, he could be extradited back to China
At those crypto events held every year—such as in South Korea, the UAE, France, Brazil, and others—Brother Sun will no longer be able to attend
4. Brother Sun probably also won’t be able to join the citizenship of some major powers anymore. Because if they, through judicial channels, find that the naturalized person has criminal responsibility, they likely won’t allow Brother Sun to gain citizenship or will not revoke it
（Actually, this point also makes sense: with how rich Brother Sun is, he still doesn’t currently hold the citizenship of any major power, but instead the citizenship of the small Caribbean nation of Saint Kitts and Nevis）
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This time, Brother Sun has kicked a solid iron plate. As the saying goes: traffic can instantly push a person or a brand onto the altar of the gods, but in the blink of an eye it can also completely destroy them
Although this list isn’t fully public, based on internal information it should be real
Because Brother Sun hurriedly “fled” from Hong Kong
➡️
Putting Brother Sun on this list has several impacts:
1. Within mainland China, through cross-border law enforcement cooperation, authorities can request Hong Kong law enforcement agencies to assist with arrest and handover
In the future, you won’t see Brother Sun’s figure at the annual Hong Kong bitcoin conference ever again
2. Even if Brother Sun doesn’t go to Hong Kong, just hiding in some small country, China can still, through judicial channels, apply to the country where he is hiding to recover the proceeds of the crimes
3. Brother Sun can never go to countries that have an extradition treaty with China again. Not only can he not go, he can’t even transit through them—once he enters, he could be extradited back to China
At those crypto events held every year—such as in South Korea, the UAE, France, Brazil, and others—Brother Sun will no longer be able to attend
4. Brother Sun probably also won’t be able to join the citizenship of some major powers anymore. Because if they, through judicial channels, find that the naturalized person has criminal responsibility, they likely won’t allow Brother Sun to gain citizenship or will not revoke it
（Actually, this point also makes sense: with how rich Brother Sun is, he still doesn’t currently hold the citizenship of any major power, but instead the citizenship of the small Caribbean nation of Saint Kitts and Nevis）
➡️
This time, Brother Sun has kicked a solid iron plate. As the saying goes: traffic can instantly push a person or a brand onto the altar of the gods, but in the blink of an eye it can also completely destroy them