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Ho Kai Xin, a former payroll processing staff member at WeChain Fintech Singapore, has been sentenced to nine years and 11 months in jail for embezzling over $5.7 million. WeChain Fintech Singapore, which was contracted to manage payroll for Bybit Fintech, employed Ho as a payroll processing staff member. Ho, who was responsible for processing salaries for approximately 900 ByBit employees, exploited her position by manipulating Microsoft Excel files to divert company funds into her own accounts. Bybit Payroll Scandal According to a report from ‘The Straits Times,’ her fraudulent activities began in May 2022 when she altered payroll data to reflect unauthorized payments. She initially stole over $117,000 from WeChain. Encouraged by the absence of detection, she escalated her scheme and ended up misappropriating vast amounts of cryptocurrency directly from Bybit’s electronic wallet. In fact, between May and August 2022, she transferred over 4.2 million USDT into four personal wallets. To facilitate the theft, she inserted fraudulent payment entries into payroll documents and listed her own wallet addresses next to employee names to deceive Bybit into authorizing the transactions. Despite being under investigation and facing legal action from the exchange, Ho continued to lead an extravagant lifestyle. She placed a down payment of nearly $750,000 for a penthouse worth over $3.7 million on Gilstead Road. She also splurged on high-end items, spending close to $30,000 on Louis Vuitton products, including sunglasses, bags, shoes, shirts, and rings. Additionally, she purchased a Mercedes-Benz valued at $420,000. Police later seized over $330,000 worth of her assets, but a significant portion of the stolen funds remains unaccounted for. In February 2023, a WeChain representative reported Ho’s fraudulent activities to the authorities, which led to her arrest two months later. When questioned by police, she attempted to mislead investigators by falsely claiming that an individual named “Jason Teo,” whom she described as a cousin, was responsible for the unauthorized transactions. However, no such person was found to exist. Luxury and Lies Ho pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including cheating, dealing with criminal conduct, and providing false information to public servants. In addition to her nearly decade-long sentence, she was handed a six-week jail term in January 2024 for contempt of court after defying an order prohibiting her from spending her misappropriated funds. Despite court orders, she continued to use the stolen money, spending close to $840,000 on luxury goods. Bybit has managed to recover approximately 1.1 million USDT from her electronic wallets and an additional $140,000 from one of her bank accounts. However, Ho has made no effort to return the outstanding amount. The post Payroll Fraud at Bybit: Employee Siphoned $5.7M Using Fake Transactions (Report) appeared first on CryptoPotato.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, expressed renewed concerns about a major financial downturn while sharing his thoughts on bitcoin in multiple posts on social media platform X this week. His book, which has sold over 32 million copies, has been translated into more than 51 languages and remained on The New York Times bestsellers list for over six years. Kiyosaki cautioned on Feb. 20 about an impending economic crisis. “Giant crash???? If there is a giant crash of the often times called ‘the Everything Bubble,’ stocks and bonds, real estate, gold and silver and bitcoin will crash with it,” he described. Despite this grim outlook, he made it clear he has no plans to sell his BTC. Kiyosaki elaborated: If the price of bitcoin crashes, I will back up the truck and buy more. Why: when the Everything Bubble crashes, which is happening now, bitcoin will be the fastest to recover and climb to higher highs. He concluded his post by asking his 2.7 million X followers: “What is your after the crash plan?” On Feb. 19, Kiyosaki discussed economic inequality, asserting that “the rich are getting richer but the poor and middle class grow poorer.” He attributed this to what he calls “fake $”—fiat currency that, in his view, benefits the wealthy while eroding the savings of everyday people. He wrote: Fake $ makes the rich richer and the poor and middle class poorer. Fake $ causes assets such as gold to go up. “And fake $ causes the cost of living such as food, gas, life’s inflation to go up in price, making life harder, more expensive for the poor and middle class,” he continued. Reaffirming his long-held stance, he stated: “The rich do not work for money and savers (of fake $) are losers,” urging individuals to invest in gold, silver, and bitcoin, which he regards as “real money.” Revisiting his financial principles, Kiyosaki reflected on his Rich Dad Poor Dad teachings from 1997 in another X post, noting that publishers originally rejected his ideas. He reiterated three fundamental beliefs: “the rich do not work for money,” “your house is not an asset,” and “savers are losers.” Warning that “millions of employees are losing their jobs,” he emphasized that entrepreneurs continue to accumulate wealth. He also criticized dependence on fiat currency, stating: “Inflation is caused when the Fed and Treasury print trillions in fake money.” Encouraging people to safeguard their wealth, he referred to gold and silver as God’s money and bitcoin as people’s money, urging individuals to adopt his strategies for financial freedom. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

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Russia’s Supreme Court is pushing forward with plans to classify cryptocurrency as property in criminal cases. The goal is to strengthen legal tools against crypto-related crimes. As digital assets become more common in illegal activities, law enforcement struggles to track and confiscate illegal funds. This new plan aims to create a clear legal system for dealing with digital currencies in criminal proceedings. Chairperson Irina Podnosova highlighted the need for this change during a recent meeting with judges and President Vladimir Putin, pointing to the increase in crimes involving cryptocurrency. With digital currencies becoming more widely used, authorities have faced obstacles in prosecuting crimes connected to crypto assets. Digital currencies often act as tools for criminal activities, including money laundering and fraud. Seeing cryptocurrency as property would allow law enforcement to seize, freeze, and track illegal digital funds more effectively. Related: Russia Sentences Citizen Over Crypto Transfers to Ukraine Podnosova stated that the Supreme Court is developing a legislative proposal to define cryptocurrency as property for penal cases. This classification would help fix legal gaps that criminals use to conceal transactions. By adding digital assets into Russia’s judicial system, authorities intend to improve their ability to fight financial crimes linked to cryptocurrency. This new plan follows earlier efforts by Russian courts to regulate cryptocurrency-related activities. In 2019, the Supreme Court ruled that changing bitcoin into rubles counted as money laundering when linked to criminal activity. This decision reinforced the use of anti-money laundering laws to digital currencies. In 2021, the court recognized WMZ, the electronic currency used in the WebMoney Transfer system, as a legally defined asset. This ruling set the stage for treating digital assets within the legal system. The latest efforts build upon these past decisions, showing Russia’s plan to bring cryptocurrency under stronger regulation. Even though overall crime rates in Russia are stable, digital assets have increasingly been used in illegal transactions. Related: Russia Imposes Six-Year Crypto Mining Ban Across 10 Regions Property crimes make up 38% of reported offenses, while violent crimes and public security violations each account for 24%. Criminals often take advantage of the lack of legal clarity around digital assets to avoid detection. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Bitcoin’s short-term holders (STH) are at a pivotal moment, as revealed by the latest BTC HODL Waves chart shared by Benjamin Cowen (@intocryptoverse). The data highlights a clear historical pattern: when the share of short-term holders—those holding BTC for less than six months—peaks and starts to decline, Bitcoin often enters a phase of heightened volatility. The current structure of the market suggests that BTC might be nearing a crucial shift, with its price hovering near all-time highs. The BTC HODL Waves graph allows traders to observe the price movements of Bitcoin against the distribution of coins held for varying amounts of time. The white line indicates Bitcoin’s price, which has risen from pennies in 2009 to almost $70,000 in 2024, while the color bands represent percentages of BTC held for varying lengths. Therefore, as of now, most of the supply is comprised of short-term holders, represented by the red, orange, and yellow bands, which cover holders from less than a day to six months. Similar patterns emerged during previous bull market peaks such as 2013, 2017, and 2021, which saw short-term holder increases as Bitcoin hit significant highs before corrections followed. Although short-term trading activity has started to increase, long-term holders-BTC holders for more than one year-remain solid in their position. The yellow to green bands, which signify holders having between one year and ten years, continue to hold the upper hand. In the past, when these holders started selling into strength, it marked the distribution phase in a cycle. Their toughness so far indicates that the market still has a space to run before a big sell-off occurs. Interestingly, the more-than 10-year holder population is holding quite steady, indicating that some of the early adopters and also institutional investors are still holding theirs regardless of the price. The true conviction, which reads that the asset holds true value over the longer term, persists despite the lure of speculative traders coming into the market. If historical patterns hold, Bitcoin’s short-term holder dominance could act as a warning sign for increased volatility. A surge in STH supply typically precedes market corrections, as newer investors tend to sell when sentiment shifts. However, if long-term holders continue to hold firm, BTC could still have enough strength to push towards new highs before a cooling-off period begins. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.