#Cryptocurrency scam exposed, 29,000 people lose 1.7 billion yuan#

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Chengdu Court released its top ten typical cases of 2024, disclosing a “GUCS” virtual currency fundraising fraud and money laundering case involving over 29,000 participants and a total loss of over 1.7 billion yuan. Defendant Wang, et al., by promoting the economic value and investment prospects of GUCS coins, developed downlines through pyramid schemes, ultimately being sentenced to life imprisonment, deprivation of political rights for life, and confiscation of all personal property. Additionally, the case involved a contract dispute over “mining machine” sales between a Singaporean company and a Sichuan real estate company, ultimately ruling that the Sichuan real estate company reimburse the Singaporean company for the paid purchase price of USD 836,000, as well as the freight and insurance costs of USD 22,534.

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Among the top ten typical cases released by the Chengdu Court in 2024, a "GUCS" virtual currency fundraising fraud and money laundering case was revealed. The case involved over 29,000 participants and resulted in a total loss of over 1.7 billion yuan. The defendants, Wang Moumou and others, promoted the economic value and investment prospects of "GUCS" coins, developing downstream customers through a pyramid scheme. They were ultimately sentenced to life imprisonment, deprived of political rights for life, and had all of their personal property confiscated. The exposure of this case serves as a renewed warning to people that virtual currency investments carry significant risks. Investors should carefully select investment projects and avoid falling into scams. In addition, the case also involved a dispute over a "mining machine" sales contract between a Singaporean company and a Sichuan real estate company. The court ultimately ruled that the Sichuan real estate company must return US$836,000 in payments, as well as US$22,534 in shipping and insurance fees to the Singaporean company.

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Virtual currency investment carries huge risks. Investors should be cautious and avoid being scammed.

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Virtual currency scams are frequent. Regulatory authorities should strengthen supervision and crack down on illegal fundraising activities.

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Virtual currency trading platforms need to strengthen risk control measures to prevent being used by criminals for scams.

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Investors should raise their risk awareness, do not easily believe in high-yield promises, and avoid falling into investment traps.

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