2025-12-24 12:27:08

An executive of a well-known project in the cryptocurrency field has been detained by the police during an investigation into illegal substances and related unlawful activities. This management personnel was subjected to enforcement measures on suspicion of involvement in prohibited items and related criminal activities. The incident has attracted industry attention—serving as a reminder to practitioners and investors of the importance of compliance governance and executive background checks in Web3 projects. Such events can have a significant impact on the project's reputation and market confidence.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 12h ago

lmaooo so another exec got caught with their hand in the cookie jar... honestly? this is just market inefficiency waiting to happen, price deviation incoming fr fr

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HashBandit

· 12h ago

lmao not this again... back in my mining days we at least had the courtesy to keep our legal troubles off-chain. compliance? never heard of her. but fr tho, this is exactly why TPS bottlenecks matter less than actual governance bottlenecks... anyway RIP to whatever bags people were holding

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MoonlightGamer

· 12h ago

Here we go again. As soon as this kind of news comes out, everyone starts doubting the entire ecosystem... --- Emmmm, is compliance really that difficult? Why do these things keep happening? --- You need to check the background before investing. It's 2024, and some people still don't understand that. --- When one person gets into trouble, the whole project takes the blame. It's really unfair. --- This is probably one of the reasons why institutional investors have always been hesitant to invest on a large scale. --- Why is it always this kind of news... I just want to hold my coins peacefully.

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GweiWatcher

· 13h ago

Here we go again? This circle is full of these kinds of troublemakers. --- Compliance? Laughing to death, they are all armchair strategists after the fact. --- Looks like I need to dig into who else is muddying the waters. --- That's why I only buy and hold, and don't touch these project teams. --- It’s about time to regulate them, a bunch of rats' nests. --- Investors should do their homework before investing, everyone. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. --- Another dump? My holdings are going to suffer... --- Background checks are useless; we still need the community to keep an eye on things. --- But speaking of which, these executives are really bold? Quite daring. --- This is the downside of centralized systems; the more power you have, the more bugs there are.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 13h ago

Come on, not this again? Senior executives at major projects are all doing this, really making investors sweat.

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