2026-01-19 10:40:42

According to disclosures from the local procuratorate, a corruption case in the educational auxiliary industry has attracted attention. An employee of a publishing company secretly replaced the company's official payment channels over the past year—using personal WeChat and bank cards instead of the legitimate company accounts—to divert collected educational auxiliary subscription funds into personal accounts. The amount involved is substantial, exceeding 1.53 million yuan. More alarmingly, the embezzled funds ultimately flowed into the virtual currency market. The employee invested most of the funds in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, attempting to achieve rapid appreciation through market fluctuations, but ended up losing everything—completely wiped out in investment losses. This case serves as a reminder to market participants: high returns are often accompanied by high risks. Blindly investing in cryptocurrencies without risk management awareness will ultimately lead to nothing but empty-handedness.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 4h ago

1.53 million into the crypto world, lost everything, this guy is really ruthless. The funny thing is he even used company money for tuition, the cost is a bit high. The crypto world is never short of stories about such leeks. Greed is never satisfied; why bother? This is called stealing a chicken and losing the rice, haha. Want to get rich but end up getting cut, the trick is that simple. High returns are just to listen to, don't really believe it. The outcome of a full gamble is always like this, never learn your lesson, everyone.

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ChainDoctor

· 4h ago

1,530,000 invested in the crypto world, lost everything... This move was brilliant, deserved it

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BlockchainTalker

· 4h ago

ngl this is peak "stealing from textbook funds to yolo into bitcoin" energy lol... dude literally went from white collar fraud to total rekt 😅

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tx_pending_forever

· 4h ago

1.53 million entered the crypto world, and all was lost... This guy is really brave.

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ser_ngmi

· 4h ago

1.5 million entered the crypto world, all lost, this is the typical sound of the "get-rich-quick dream" shattering --- Oh my god, still going all-in with illegal gains in the crypto world, truly a textbook example of self-destructive behavior --- This guy is too greedy. Did he think things through when greedy? It was too late to regret after going all-in --- So why do some people always think the crypto world is an ATM... it's just ridiculous --- The frustrating part is, illegal gains might have been hidden, but he insisted on going all-in on Bitcoin. Does he think the law isn't fast enough? --- ngmi precise prediction, haha --- A perfect combination of third-rate corrupt officials and first-rate gamblers, ultimately bearing both crimes --- Looking at this case, you understand why so many people come in and end up losing everything

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 4h ago

1.53 million to enter the crypto world and go straight to zero? This guy is truly a negative example in the crypto space. --- Still dare to all-in on Bitcoin with embezzled funds, truly a reckless way to live. --- This is why I never go all-in; even the biggest gains can come crashing down one day. --- Another poor soul blinded by the quick wealth dream. --- Basically, it's about risk management, but most people simply don't listen. --- Still hoping to turn things around with black-hearted money? You're just asking for trouble. --- 1.53 million, if it were me, I would have already run away. This guy is hooked. --- 典型的贪心不足蛇吞象，活该

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just_vibin_onchain

· 4h ago

1.53 million entered the crypto world, and in the end, all were lost. This guy really takes "all in" as his motto, hilarious.

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