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- This 20-year-old committed one of the biggest person-to-person heists in history. Meet Malone Lam. In August 2024, he scammed someone of 4,100 BTC and then bought 31 supercars. Here’s the simple trick he used:
- This guy stole $3.3B and then hid it in a Cheetos popcorn tin. Meet Jimmy Zhong. In 2012, he found a loophole on the Silk Road website, so he drained 51,860 bitcoins. For 9 years, he evaded the authorities, until he made one tiny, unbelievable mistake:🧵
GIF- Replying to @EdgeWalletCourt documents later revealed he had bought 31 supercars, a $2M watch, and rented several luxury apartments across LA and Miami. He was arrested in Miami after arriving there by a private jet from Los Angeles.
00:00 - Replying to @EdgeWalletA 20-year-old Singaporean, Malone Lam, and his accomplice, Jeandiel Serrano were arrested for stealing $230M in crypto from an anonymous man a few months ago. How did it happen?
00:00 - Replying to @EdgeWalletHow did they get caught? Malone went on an absolute spending spree with his share of the loot. He hit the streets of Los Angeles and spent $569k in one night at a club! He also gave away 5 Hermés Birkin bags to random ladies at the club.
00:00 - Replying to @EdgeWalletThe scammers used this software to gain access to his private keys and then stole up to 4,100 bitcoins. This was worth $230M at the time. They then laundered the stolen funds through various crypto exchanges and mixing services.
00:00 - At just 19 & 17, these South African brothers executed one of the biggest bitcoin scams in history. Meet Raees & Ameer Cajee. In 2021, they stole 69,000 $BTC and then bought 2 supercars, a mansion, and citizenship in Vanuatu. Here's how they pulled it off:
- Our official response to Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland's request to freeze all Canadian Edge users' accounts via the Emergencies Act:
