Chen Weixing made a number of accusations in a WeChat post on June 9, taking aim at Li Xiaolai, a successful Chinese cryptocurrency investor and an early bitcoin evangelist in the country.
The reason, Chen alleged, was that Li had spent all the raised bitcoins on Just-Dice, a bitcoin gambling site.
Having offered no proof to back his claim, Chen’s accusation of a 30,000 BTC debt – an amount worth nearly $200 million at press time – immediately stirred up heated discussion in the Chinese crypto community.
In explaining the 30,000 BTC debt claim, Li wrote:
“Once again, it’s not true.
He’s also killing the innovation of a group of passionate young people while pretending to maintain that integrity of his.”
Проведенный компанией TechFlow опрос показал, что наиболее прибыльным активом китайские криптотрейдеры считают биткоин. Большинство респондентов верят, что курс первой криптовалюты до конца цикла превысит $150 000.
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