I went over the details of the 2023 Bali couple murder case again and again, and the more I looked, the more unbelievable it seemed.
The man was born in 1998; the woman in 2001.
According to information about the case that has been circulating online, the man started getting involved with cryptocurrency very early—so early, in fact, that it was even rumored he made over a hundred thousand yuan by exploiting a Q币 (QQ Points) vulnerability when he was 14.
Later, because of his involvement in crypto-related fund transactions, he quickly amassed a fortune.
When I got to this point, only one line came to mind:
Isn’t this just a “budget version of Sun Ge”?
Young, entering the coin world early, and accumulating wealth at a speed far beyond that of ordinary people—same in all those ways.
Of course, the life paths of the two people are completely different, and you can’t simply draw a direct comparison. Sun Ge had to bring bodyguards when he went out.
But what really sent chills down my spine was what happened next.
The story circulating online is that he once took part in a high-risk capital transaction, during which there was a leak of information that caused the prices of the related assets to swing violently.
The big figure behind the scenes thought his money had gone wrong, and so a severe motive for revenge emerged.
In the end, a business that may have been nothing more than a way to “make quick money” turned into a tragedy that couldn’t be undone.
It’ll be 2027 soon—does anyone know the truth now?
The man was born in 1998; the woman in 2001.
According to information about the case that has been circulating online, the man started getting involved with cryptocurrency very early—so early, in fact, that it was even rumored he made over a hundred thousand yuan by exploiting a Q币 (QQ Points) vulnerability when he was 14.
Later, because of his involvement in crypto-related fund transactions, he quickly amassed a fortune.
When I got to this point, only one line came to mind:
Isn’t this just a “budget version of Sun Ge”?
Young, entering the coin world early, and accumulating wealth at a speed far beyond that of ordinary people—same in all those ways.
Of course, the life paths of the two people are completely different, and you can’t simply draw a direct comparison. Sun Ge had to bring bodyguards when he went out.
But what really sent chills down my spine was what happened next.
The story circulating online is that he once took part in a high-risk capital transaction, during which there was a leak of information that caused the prices of the related assets to swing violently.
The big figure behind the scenes thought his money had gone wrong, and so a severe motive for revenge emerged.
In the end, a business that may have been nothing more than a way to “make quick money” turned into a tragedy that couldn’t be undone.
It’ll be 2027 soon—does anyone know the truth now?
