Paid scoop revealed. Korean police confirmed that Lee Hee-jin, known as the "Cheongdam-dong Stock God," has been suspected of virtual asset fraud, and the case has been upgraded from the police station to the Financial Crime Investigation Unit. What's behind the incident? It stems from a settlement dispute between him and the representative of PikaCoin's issuing party— the other party accuses Lee Hee-jin of failing to pay approximately 1.88 million yuan to date. From "Stock God" to being investigated, the contrast is quite stark. The virtual asset market is deep and complex, and Lee Hee-jin's case serves as a warning to everyone. It seems that celebrity effects in the crypto world should also be approached with caution, especially when it involves settlements and fund flows—eyes must be wide open. The frequent emergence of such cases indicates that regulatory authorities are intensifying their crackdown, and investors need to be more cautious when choosing projects and partners.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-10 15:46
Another "stock god" has crashed, the crypto world is really damn chaotic.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 01-09 12:50
Another "legendary" persona collapses, daring to boast about being a stock god after not paying 1.88 million?
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-08 11:15
The stock god crashes, daring to run without paying 1.88 million, this move is absolutely brilliant.
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MevShadowranger
· 01-08 11:03
The God of Stocks persona collapsed so quickly, 1.88 million not settled, hilarious
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-08 10:55
The stock god has fallen, owing 1.88 million just like that. The crypto world is really deep.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 01-08 10:53
Another celebrity scandal. According to my quantitative model, default events involving high-profile accounts often signal a market cycle turning point. Historical data shows that such signals are usually released before regulatory upgrades. The 1.88 million settlement dispute may seem minor, but it reflects a collapse in the entire ecosystem's credibility — that's the most frightening aspect of the crypto world, lacking a true check and balance mechanism.
Paid scoop revealed. Korean police confirmed that Lee Hee-jin, known as the "Cheongdam-dong Stock God," has been suspected of virtual asset fraud, and the case has been upgraded from the police station to the Financial Crime Investigation Unit. What's behind the incident? It stems from a settlement dispute between him and the representative of PikaCoin's issuing party— the other party accuses Lee Hee-jin of failing to pay approximately 1.88 million yuan to date. From "Stock God" to being investigated, the contrast is quite stark. The virtual asset market is deep and complex, and Lee Hee-jin's case serves as a warning to everyone. It seems that celebrity effects in the crypto world should also be approached with caution, especially when it involves settlements and fund flows—eyes must be wide open. The frequent emergence of such cases indicates that regulatory authorities are intensifying their crackdown, and investors need to be more cautious when choosing projects and partners.