No matter what, sooner or later you have to pay it back. From stock-trading to “financial freedom” to “security guard by day, food delivery by night”? A rumor says that the “ByteC Gods of Stocks” who heavily held SK Hynix blew up—within 3 days he lost all his principal, and even owes his broker $2.1 million

According to Caijing (Financial World): A month ago, he was the “role model” in the eyes of countless office workers; within more than ten days, he became a “liquidation gambler” devoured by leverage. Two screenshots, two lives—separated by only 13 days in between.
“Working a job can only sustain your life; only investing can give you a better life”

In the rumor mill, this early employee nicknamed by netizens as the “ByteC Gods of Stocks” made $30 million from US stock investments, achieving financial freedom, and chose to resign voluntarily. The post quickly went viral, and countless office workers viewed him as an “escape model”—crossing social classes through investing, using compounding interest to fight involution. He was even rumored to “look down on” ByteDance’s options. However, from the pedestal to the abyss, it took less than two weeks.
13 days, from $30 million to owing $2.1 million
During this round of sharp drops involving South Korea’s storage chip giant SK Hynix, a second legend about the “ByteC Gods of Stocks” spread rapidly: that investor who quit after making $30 million—because he held a heavy position in SK Hynix—lost all his principal within just 3 days, and even owes his broker $2.1 million.
The online description is even more dramatic: he has already gone back to his hometown. By day he works as a building security guard; at night he delivers food; at midnight he sets up a street stall selling barbecue; in the morning he even has to sell breakfast at the entrance of a school. He sleeps only 3 hours a day. Because the people coming after the debt are blocking his home door every day, he doesn’t dare to go home; he opens a treasure chest to get meals, goes to the company restroom to bathe; he has already reached a repayment plan with the bank, and is expected to repay it in 50 years.
At present, there is no reliable channel to verify the person’s identity, investment background, or the exact amount of losses in this incident. The above description includes clear online theatrics, and its authenticity still needs to be verified. $BNB
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