Wow, the Bitcoin community has really exploded recently! A 35-year-old software engineer from Chengdu, Wang Shu (alias), was actually scammed by a fraudster claiming to be 'Bitcoin Cong'er', losing 6 bitcoins—worth $400,000! This sounds like a movie plot, but it truly happened in reality in 2025. Here’s what happened: Wang Shu met this 'Cong'er' on Twitter last August, whose profile picture was of a young woman, claiming to be a cryptocurrency trader. As they chatted, they added each other on Telegram, and their relationship escalated rapidly. Then 'Cong'er' made a bold move, saying she could entice Wang Shu with physical intimacy. The guy was intrigued. On December 1, they arranged to meet at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Chengdu, and just as things were looking good, a 'Li Shaolin' popped up, claiming to be 'Cong'er’s' friend, bringing a group of people to stage a '仙人跳' (a type of scam). Wang Shu was terrified and was forced to transfer 6 bitcoins by 8:45, after which the scammer vanished without a trace. But that’s not all—on March 21, 'Bitcoin Cong'er' was still sending harassing messages on Twitter, clearly part of a phishing scam gang. Netizens were outraged, with some saying: 'Isn't this just the cryptocurrency version of a '仙人跳'?' Others warned: '0.1 bitcoin for a night? Don’t believe it, 60,000 RMB just disappeared like that!' The police have intervened, reminding everyone to stay vigilant, especially believers in cryptocurrency, to not let their faith become an ATM. Onlookers commented: this plot is too thrilling; the romantic fantasy of Bitcoin hadn’t even started before reality slapped it hard. Wang Shu’s actions are likely to become a classic case in the cryptocurrency world in 2025. What do you all think, does this add a touch of dark humor to Bitcoin's 'trust ledger'?