Hefei police have filed a case for investigation into an offline virtual currency trading case involving fraud, with the amount involved exceeding 277,000 USD

2025-02-22 21:09:06
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ChainCatcher news, according to Guangming.com, Ms. Cheng from Hefei and her boyfriend were preparing to sell their USDT for RMB, involving over 277,000 USDT.

After completing the transaction with her friend Sun, Ms. Cheng was informed that the cash of over two million was provided by someone else and that the transaction would only be considered complete if it was transferred to another account. Meanwhile, Ms. Cheng's virtual currency had already been transferred to Sun's account, and Sun claimed that his phone was infected with a virus, which prohibited any operations with the U coin. Consequently, Sun reported to the police, and the police arrived at the scene.

Ms. Cheng believes that this was a trap set up by the three individuals in collusion. According to the latest information from the Xinzhan Branch of the Hefei Public Security Bureau, the police have filed a case for fraud in this matter, and Ms. Cheng has received the case notification.

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