Or they are in politics or the top management of banks and big corporations. I mean, just look at Jim McNerney. He already almost ruined 3M by forcing and purging all the experienced and engaged company veterans into retirement, because quote "The management overvalued experience and undervalued leadership." Then, in 2005, he became CEO of Boeing and did the same, just on a much larger and worse scale. He pretty much purged everyone who was truly engaged in the company and who had knowledge, skill, experience and, most important, a conscience. Because people with those traits meant less profit and less 'shareholder value'. He did this to a point where pretty much _zero_ qualitiy assurance happens at Boing, where the construction of the fuselage for the new 787 Dreamliner was outsourced to a couple of smaller companies with zero experience and often not even with an engineering department. And now we have Boeings falling literally falling apart in the sky. Oh, there was a Boeing employee, John 'Swampy' Barnett, who blew the whistle on Boeing after he was told he should report any QA members who actually reported problems, which then would be fired. He was found with an 'apparently' self-inflicted gunshot wound to the temple on the third day of a three-day deposition in his whistleblower case against Boeing. Swampy’s former co-workers universally refuse to believe that their old colleague killed himself. The moral of this? The good criminals are the ones you never hear about. The _really_ good criminals are the ones you hear plenty about, because they are the pillars of our political systems and economies, and who don't need to get away, because they can do whatever they want without any consequences, in front of all our eyes.
Good criminals use the system in their advantage. They lobby for laws that benefit them. On paper, they might not even be breaking the law, but what they do hurts millions of people, is highly unethical and they know and simply don't care.
@@relight6931 You've nailed it. One great example is Activision/Blizzard, which literally and without exaggeration avoided paying _billions,_ by massive lobbyism. See, they've massively pushed the introduction of new tax laws in both the USA and the Netherlands. In the USA those new laws now say that a company has to pay tax in the country its profits were made. And in the Netherlands those new laws now say that a company has to pay the brunt of its taxes where its central office is. Now Activision/Blizzard had its had office in the US, but conducted most of its busines and thus, made most of its money in the Netherlands. With the result that it neither had to pay taxes in the Netherlands, because its main office was in the US, nor in the US, because it made most of its profits in the Netherlands.
@@jeremyowen1hey genius, you couldnt send someone malware in the 1800s either. theres obvioisly different types of crime out here now and different ways of doing crime
Wow, the craziest part is that, at one point, she could have actually made good on her ridiculous promise of tripling investors money and still turned a large profit simply because of the astronomical price growth of BTC at the time
it's hilarious how bitcoin is synonymous with scammers and yet the whole point is that it's traceable on a public ledger and people are often busted as a result of how open it is.
If it's so traceable, why did everyone on silk road dark web want to be paid in it?! Lol It's quite easy to move and hide funds There's not database of coins. It's a cabal creation to send secret funds
@@rapperfan2She had all the btc on a ledger plugged into that laptop. Of course it's the ledger that was expensive but you're being unnecessarly pedantic
@@rapperfan2 So what's the deal with guys that have thrown away hard drives with bitcoin on them that would now be worth millions or even billions. Saw one guy who'd got a team together to try and sift through the local landfill and find it. Obviously he needed whatever was on that device to access the funds. Not sure if the bitcoin wallet was on the device or just the password he needed to access it but whatever it was he wasn't gettin the coin without it. 🤦♂😂
@@28russ Your Secret Recovery Phrase (or seed phrase) is the backup of all the private keys stored in a given crypto wallet. It allows you to recover all of your blockchain addresses, even without the original crypto wallet. This 12-24 word phrase must be kept secure. Your seed phrase is the most sensitive piece of data: You must write it down correctly, otherwise you may lose access to your wallet. You should also not enter the seedphrase on computer that is non-secure. As an example hackers can keylog your computer and if you enter the seedphrase on a compromised computer you're giving the hacker acess to the funds indirectly. That being said, the people who stored their "btc" on a harddrive that you might have read about actually stored the seedphrase on it, without secondary backup. example; write it down on a paper and put that shit in a safe. This is also known as a paperwallet. Heck, if you wanted to you could split the whole password into x-amount of papers stored different places which you only have acess to.
It's crazy how much criminals can get away with simply because finances and technology continue to evolve, and law enforcement is still struggling to catch up.
As a 12 year old playing runescape, walking through the grand exchange, seeing bots spam "doubling money legit" , I always wondered how other 12 year old could possibly be dumb enough to fall for this. After all, nothing in life is free. Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought that grown adults and even corporations could fall for the exact same line. Not even obfuscated, not even cleverly hidden. No, literally "tripling your money legit legit lolol" and people "invest" their life savings. I get desperation, I really do. But following a drugged up junkie with 27 knives on his person into a dark alleyway in an attempt to find the love of your life is roughly as likely to turn out well as "will double your money cause i have this magic mcguffin and just so happens that i wanna share cause... uh.... cause reasons."
But Britain is holding the billions of dollars worth of the bitcoin, while the second woman is being jailed, doesn't it mean the bitcoin is real and not a scam or of no value? I really don't understand.
@@sootuckchoong7077her scam wasnt real. Bitcoin is. Duh 🙄 I was wondering tho how she was able to get such a large amount of money from investors by just slamming some ‘mining equipment’ on sum shelves n soon shes a millionaire..
I have two dreams when I win the lottery. Buy a house with a suitcase full of cash and buy an expensive car with a burlap sack with a dollar sign printed on it.
@@Unfortunately_Mickey My objective is to have zero balance and happy when I die. When I came into this world; I came with nothing. When I leave; I will leave with nothing.
@@homerj806 when you save all your £ it becomes worth less the longer you hold on to it, today's inflation rate proves this so spend it & enjoy your life you ain't doing it again.
Great vid as always. I immediately thought of the bed ridden grandpa in Willy Wonka suddenly jumping out of bed and dancing when the golden ticket was found when the "bed ridden" lady sprung out of bed to flee the cops.
I got to say, i am impressed with long term planning. Only bad that materialistic greed for goods. I would quit while ahead, but then again, because of my mindset, I would have a problem pulling that first scam in the first place.
That’s a big lie There’s a documentary on a rapper called tr trizzy and he specifically explains why he left the uk As someone that lives here I can comfortably call you out for fraud. And I’ll have statements ready.
Is that bitcoin she created real valuable bitcoin? If not real, Britain wouldn't be happily holding it. If it's real, then why is that bitcoin mastermind escaping? Why is the Chinese or British govt going after her? I don't understand.
whats really shocking is the fact the laptop hasn't been drained. If she knew what she was doing she would have used a wallet that came with a recovery key function allowing you to restore a lost wallet on another device if your primary gets seized
Man and they say you need to watch what you google, literally if you are going to commit crimes do not google it on your phone the consecuences and use other search engines that do not trace your usage. But well in the end we will see if they ever catch her
Not if the government ends up seizing that particular wallet. Especially risky to transfer funds out of a wallet that you know for sure they know about. And usually, they end up seizing the actual funds themselves by sending the coins out to government-held wallets.
at 7:32 theres a bit of an error. KiraTV says "only 500 per month" but it was actually 500 per week. Which in the grand scheme of things isnt a huge difference. just a note.
@@LOL-zu1zr yeah its is quite a difference for the person receiving it, however, the big picture we're talking billions. 500 a week for 40 years is only 960,000.
10:12 Uhm now that makes me question some things, back in 2015 my parents wanted to buy a house via a loan, it was discussed that we would be the ones buying it but on the next day we were informed that another individual bought off the house with a briefcase filled with money, the greedy ladies told us that at least 😒, I believe the house was worth around 280k euros which would equal in today’s worth to be around 358k euros (Pretty cheap considering we live inside a city and in Germany a tiny house nowadays costs around 1 million euros and going off my father’s owned flats, a one room flat of his is worth around 250k euros today)
I will never understand how these people scam/steal in the billions...like 10 million is like the max you can ever "need". You get a nice house, can buy your stupid Lambo if need be, you can fly first and live off passive income if done smartly. Why billions 😅😖😭
It's something called ambition. Alot of humans don't need to make fancy tech or need to make AI but for some reason humans do. Its almost like it's a biological need for humans to keep striving for more for better or for worse. We would be stuck in the stone age without our inherent greed.
I was wondering about that; is it common for criminals to get carribean paperwork cuz its easy to bribe officials to make legit documents for u? Or what
@Algimantaz with the right amount of money they're caribbean islands who allows you to buy passports and become a citizen for around 40 K usd, Dominica, Guyana, Antigua, and barbados. For sure here in barbados you can so easily get it especially if u come from UK, USA, Australia.
One thing I can’t figure out about KiraTV is if he is a supporter of Bitcoin or a hater. But another rock solid video 🤙 I would love to learn how to edit videos as well as yours
@@toomanyaccountsscam how? Or is that a thought from your own haze of stupidity? Or a scam like paper money? Or a scam like fractional reserve banking or is it because you’re too dense to understand
One thing ive learned through kira. Is that bitcoin is valuable only when sold. And onlly when you have the intention of scamming (marking up) the people you sell it to.
I think they must be living in a dream. If I'd stolen that much money, I'd be content with living modestly, without needing to work. Although, it seems like that kind of crime is very nearly impossible to get away with, let alone practically profit by. In the short term, you can buy lots of stuff. In the long term, you get three meals and a cozy cell. Or you're on the run with nothing. It doesn't sound like a good time to me.
The mistake lies in them not being more patient and conscientious with their spending. It may take a ton of small transactions, but if you buy & resell enough things then you create both a legitimate, legal paper trail for your money as well as flying it under the radar of authorities. Once you have enough saved & a long enough paper trail to buy a cash based business without raising red flags, you can start really laundering the gains.
If I were in possession of such a mass wealth of dirty money, I'd start by cashing out as much as I could safely into cash. Then I'd make several cash purchases under $10,000. Maybe, say, buying & flipping used cars. Flip those cars & you've officially both laundered some of your money as well as creating that much needed paper trail. At this rate now, you can start utilizing an actual bank account if you want. Once you have a good standing with the bank & a realistic progression of increase in your income, you can apply for loans to legitimately buy the bigger ticket items without arousing suspicion (ideally, business loans for those much-desired cash businesses). Then you just make the monthly payments, per usual, & more of your dirty money gets laundered as well as opening up more legitimate income streams. It's hard to not be greedy & want to spend with that much money, but with patience & diligence one could really build themselves a generous wealth; the kind of wealth that would afford someone the ability to pay for big money laundering services.
Did that one sight that blends the coins not exist yet. It's something like Bitcoin tornado or something idk. Either way it makes it hard as hell to track.
But isn't this bitcoin a real value bitcoin? If it not real at all, Britain wouldn't be confiscating the bircoin worth billions of dollars while jailing the accomplice woman. I really don't understand this. In fact, my friend has bought some bitcoin and trying to get me to do the same.
@@toomanyaccounts she had plenty of options. Mixing and converting to other crypto coins. She could've purchased other digital items. I've never laundered any money in my life. But I definitely could've done better. I definitely wouldn't have sent someone that earned next to nothing to try and buy one of the most expensive houses in the UK.
@@NeoSpacian1237 I want to know if bitcoin is real or not. And also this mastermind, is she making real or false bitcoin. If she make false bitcoin, then why the govt want to confiscate it and say its worth $billions?
Great video! The only part that is not true is the fact that the government has access to the 61,000 BTC. Those Bitcoin can be still be accessed by Qian without the laptop, she just needs the private keys or seed phrases, to which I'm sure she has it stored somewhere safe.
Funny to spot one's hometown in such a Video! At 0:40 in the bottom left you can see the Porta Nigra in Trier, Germany! I used to take the bus from the bus stop in the background after school 😂
@@DeltaCodeGamesit sounds exhausting because they make it exhausting. after they succeeded they couldve just bought a midrange crib somewhere out in the country and lived peacefully for the rest of their lives. instead they bought a 28 million dollar mansion aka shooting a flare for every crypto cop in sight
Wouldn't she still have access to those Bitcoin if she knows her seed phrase for her wallet. I have always been told that as long as I knew those words, I could access my crypto anywhere in the event I lost my hardware wallet/laptop etc.
Genuinely wondering what the benefits of Bitcoin are. If it’s anonymity, that’s clearly not the case since the authorities seem to be able to easily track it.
For people who abide by laws, it's a decentralized & readily portable currency. Given that the crypto market runs parallel but independent of modern centralized banks that utilize fiat currencies, it should theoretically function as somewhat of an insurance against inflation. In essence, it's like being able to carry a precious metal stockpile in your pocket; can be exchanged into local currency in most modern countries without having to necessarily worry as far as exchange rates are concerned.
@@smokeybowls187 But isn’t the value of bitcoin volatile and changes often? Not to mention one day your exchange could be hacked and you lose everything.
@@evaboeglin5690 1. anonymity is not thoughtfully designed in bitcoin compared to monero. 2. the value is volatile because you can't really buy things with bitcoin since the devs chose to make it deflationary. hard cap at 21mil amount of btc. 3. dont use exchange.
Hmm, those text messages and searches, you've already told us her employer had a track record of using employees digital ID and accounts to to do things, just saying. Contact with her boss after she'd left and she claimed she hadn't is something else mind.
What surprises me with that bitcoin seized is that she didn't have a wallet backup or/and funnel that bitcoin to another wallet for quite some time before authorities discovered what they have. Bitcoin seizing usually only works if authorities can move that to another wallet immediately or keep perpetrator arrested so they cannot move it. You can have multiple password protected copies of the wallet stored in multiple places, and authorities won't be able to do anything with them without a password. You on other hand can move that bitcoin to another wallet from any location with internet access.
Cracking vid. Have you ever considered applying your investigation & presentation talents to any of the funs things from last century's early internet days? Rob Morris crashing the internet, the LoD vs MoD Hacker 'War', Operation Sundevil & the E911 debacle (The Hacker Crackdown), Cliff Stoll vs the West German hackers working for the KGB (there's a gruesome conclusion for 1 actor in that) or things of that ilk? Would love to see your take on those.
Is the full recap at the beginning good for retention or something? Makes me wanna leave the video after just a minute has played because I already know how it’s gonna end…
@@smokeybowls187 Curiosity might prevail in some cases, but personally I’d be way more curious about how the story plays out if I didn’t know the ending. All I’m saying is the recap at the beginning hurt my desire to watch this video rather than helped it, which I did end up skipping in the end. I like this channel a lot so I’m not trying to be overcritical or anything. I’ll probably watch the video eventually, along with all the others he releases. Just throwing in my two cents.
This is why communism was embraced in China. Culturally, there does not seem to be elements that mitigate greed in that country. I've come face to face with it, and it is astounding.
Amazes me how a woman who was unskilled at covering her tracks could pull off a Bitcoin ponzi scheme--and then disappear. The law will catch up with her one day.
Always remember, we only know about the ones who are in the news. The good criminals are the ones you never hear about.
Like whoever put her up to this and probably walked away with most of it
Or they are in politics or the top management of banks and big corporations. I mean, just look at Jim McNerney. He already almost ruined 3M by forcing and purging all the experienced and engaged company veterans into retirement, because quote "The management overvalued experience and undervalued leadership."
Then, in 2005, he became CEO of Boeing and did the same, just on a much larger and worse scale. He pretty much purged everyone who was truly engaged in the company and who had knowledge, skill, experience and, most important, a conscience. Because people with those traits meant less profit and less 'shareholder value'. He did this to a point where pretty much _zero_ qualitiy assurance happens at Boing, where the construction of the fuselage for the new 787 Dreamliner was outsourced to a couple of smaller companies with zero experience and often not even with an engineering department. And now we have Boeings falling literally falling apart in the sky.
Oh, there was a Boeing employee, John 'Swampy' Barnett, who blew the whistle on Boeing after he was told he should report any QA members who actually reported problems, which then would be fired. He was found with an 'apparently' self-inflicted gunshot wound to the temple on the third day of a three-day deposition in his whistleblower case against Boeing. Swampy’s former co-workers universally refuse to believe that their old colleague killed himself.
The moral of this? The good criminals are the ones you never hear about. The _really_ good criminals are the ones you hear plenty about, because they are the pillars of our political systems and economies, and who don't need to get away, because they can do whatever they want without any consequences, in front of all our eyes.
Also the criminals who do get caught -- almost zero chance this wasn’t one of many laws they broke
Good criminals use the system in their advantage. They lobby for laws that benefit them. On paper, they might not even be breaking the law, but what they do hurts millions of people, is highly unethical and they know and simply don't care.
@@relight6931 You've nailed it. One great example is Activision/Blizzard, which literally and without exaggeration avoided paying _billions,_ by massive lobbyism.
See, they've massively pushed the introduction of new tax laws in both the USA and the Netherlands. In the USA those new laws now say that a company has to pay tax in the country its profits were made. And in the Netherlands those new laws now say that a company has to pay the brunt of its taxes where its central office is.
Now Activision/Blizzard had its had office in the US, but conducted most of its busines and thus, made most of its money in the Netherlands.
With the result that it neither had to pay taxes in the Netherlands, because its main office was in the US, nor in the US, because it made most of its profits in the Netherlands.
It never fails to confound me that criminals google how to do crimes
I know. Bing would have less ads.
How the duck do you figure out how to do crimes then? The problem was they googled it on a device connect to them
@@cotyorsbun4734lol "duck"
@@cotyorsbun4734 Ohhh, so that's why there was no crime in the 1800's. They didn't have internet. Of course!
@@jeremyowen1hey genius, you couldnt send someone malware in the 1800s either. theres obvioisly different types of crime out here now and different ways of doing crime
Wow, the craziest part is that, at one point, she could have actually made good on her ridiculous promise of tripling investors money and still turned a large profit simply because of the astronomical price growth of BTC at the time
Ikr
I know. Imagine you get in before it got big. Set up big some ass mining rigs which is pricey af up front, but then, damn.
why would she paid them if she can just stole it
@@zee9709so she’d still be up hundreds of millions at the time and billions now, while also not running from governments
@@zee9709Pay them back, thereby looking legitimate and still retaining a large amount of that money
it's hilarious how bitcoin is synonymous with scammers and yet the whole point is that it's traceable on a public ledger and people are often busted as a result of how open it is.
You’d be surprised how many people don’t know this fact and scream “scam”
@@NeoSpacian1237it is a scam fantasy electric money
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If it's so traceable, why did everyone on silk road dark web want to be paid in it?! Lol It's quite easy to move and hide funds
There's not database of coins.
It's a cabal creation to send secret funds
@@NeoSpacian1237Bitcoin is literally a ponzi scheme
Jian Wen was sentenced to 6 years and 8 months in jail in May 2024
That laptop was worth $175,255,072 and still was ONLY one of the most expensive laptop in the world
No, the laptop is worthles. Infact the laptop isn't even needed to acess the funds.
@@rapperfan2She had all the btc on a ledger plugged into that laptop. Of course it's the ledger that was expensive but you're being unnecessarly pedantic
@@LordSandwich27 what if the key to that ledger was stored on that very Laptop? Each of these devices alone would be worthless, then.
@@rapperfan2 So what's the deal with guys that have thrown away hard drives with bitcoin on them that would now be worth millions or even billions. Saw one guy who'd got a team together to try and sift through the local landfill and find it. Obviously he needed whatever was on that device to access the funds. Not sure if the bitcoin wallet was on the device or just the password he needed to access it but whatever it was he wasn't gettin the coin without it. 🤦♂😂
@@28russ Your Secret Recovery Phrase (or seed phrase) is the backup of all the private keys stored in a given crypto wallet. It allows you to recover all of your blockchain addresses, even without the original crypto wallet.
This 12-24 word phrase must be kept secure.
Your seed phrase is the most sensitive piece of data: You must write it down correctly, otherwise you may lose access to your wallet. You should also not enter the seedphrase on computer that is non-secure. As an example hackers can keylog your computer and if you enter the seedphrase on a compromised computer you're giving the hacker acess to the funds indirectly.
That being said, the people who stored their "btc" on a harddrive that you might have read about actually stored the seedphrase on it, without secondary backup. example; write it down on a paper and put that shit in a safe. This is also known as a paperwallet. Heck, if you wanted to you could split the whole password into x-amount of papers stored different places which you only have acess to.
Minimum wage jobs are often the hardest and most unreasonable high-stress high-pressure factories. Hardly "minimum effort".
100% agreed
Sounded more like he was saying little passion, which is how I understood it. :/
Always looking forward to a KiraTV video. Shout out to the editor putting in the work!
Ty
Can you do one on the Vietnamese woman that’s just got sentenced to death for stealing like $40b worth
Her name?
@kovy689 Truong My Lan
@@kovy689Yorkin My Peanits
@@kovy689 jill biden
M Night Shamalam
The amount of details you present in a 16-minute video is outstanding ❤
Outstanding work. I tend to follow crypto antics for fun but had never heard of this scam, which surprised me.
Minimum wage does not equal minimum effort.
It's crazy how much criminals can get away with simply because finances and technology continue to evolve, and law enforcement is still struggling to catch up.
The problem is that the people making laws are old and they don't know how all of this works.
@@clarkhazle9629 alternatively, they are the ones benefiting. Just look at most lobbying, which can be described better as 'bribery with extra steps.'
And it possible because of greedy investors.
Lmao the ones in charge make trillions yearly from insider trading and stock manipulations. Just ask your senator
As a 12 year old playing runescape, walking through the grand exchange, seeing bots spam "doubling money legit" , I always wondered how other 12 year old could possibly be dumb enough to fall for this. After all, nothing in life is free.
Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought that grown adults and even corporations could fall for the exact same line.
Not even obfuscated, not even cleverly hidden.
No, literally "tripling your money legit legit lolol" and people "invest" their life savings.
I get desperation, I really do. But following a drugged up junkie with 27 knives on his person into a dark alleyway in an attempt to find the love of your life is roughly as likely to turn out well as "will double your money cause i have this magic mcguffin and just so happens that i wanna share cause... uh.... cause reasons."
Desperation, greed genuinely dumb take your pick. You just happen to be cluey but everyone get's caught out eventually.
But Britain is holding the billions of dollars worth of the bitcoin, while the second woman is being jailed, doesn't it mean the bitcoin is real and not a scam or of no value? I really don't understand.
Qthe osrs reference really put it into light for me brother 😆
Most of these scams arent after the average person they just cast a wide net and mostly the guilable get caught
@@sootuckchoong7077her scam wasnt real. Bitcoin is. Duh 🙄
I was wondering tho how she was able to get such a large amount of money from investors by just slamming some ‘mining equipment’ on sum shelves n soon shes a millionaire..
Your delivery gets better with every video man. You’ll be at 1m subs sooner than you know!
I have two dreams when I win the lottery. Buy a house with a suitcase full of cash and buy an expensive car with a burlap sack with a dollar sign printed on it.
You sound like the kind of person who ends up in debt by blowing their winnings wrong 😂
@@Unfortunately_Mickey My objective is to have zero balance and happy when I die. When I came into this world; I came with nothing. When I leave; I will leave with nothing.
@@homerj806 when you save all your £ it becomes worth less the longer you hold on to it, today's inflation rate proves this so spend it & enjoy your life you ain't doing it again.
Don't use a sack with printed logo... it has to be stitched, same as on your polo shirt, ser please, where is your attitude!
are you copying the monopoly guy? xD
I hate if the police look up my search history. I look up so much strange stuff just for personal interest and curiosity
Use anonymous searchers or incognito
Meanwhile 5000 dollar thief in maximum security prison
She flew from Laos to London whilst her btc holdings flew to the moon.
Wow you're so clever... lame
@@Swim.Shaaady triggered
Great vid as always. I immediately thought of the bed ridden grandpa in Willy Wonka suddenly jumping out of bed and dancing when the golden ticket was found when the "bed ridden" lady sprung out of bed to flee the cops.
Let’s be honest, minimum wage is rarely minimum effort.
It is if you put in the minimum effort.
Don’t work hard for minimal wage they aren’t promoting you anyways
I got to say, i am impressed with long term planning. Only bad that materialistic greed for goods. I would quit while ahead, but then again, because of my mindset, I would have a problem pulling that first scam in the first place.
No surprise she came to the UK, it's a gangsters paradise these days. All the crooks of the world come here for an easy life.
That’s a big lie
There’s a documentary on a rapper called tr trizzy and he specifically explains why he left the uk
As someone that lives here I can comfortably call you out for fraud. And I’ll have statements ready.
Is that bitcoin she created real valuable bitcoin? If not real, Britain wouldn't be happily holding it. If it's real, then why is that bitcoin mastermind escaping? Why is the Chinese or British govt going after her? I don't understand.
Easy life in the UK 🤡
No one come to the UK if they have better alternatives
Yeah like all the russian oligarchs go to england
That explains the UK government's sudden push for cryptocurrency
whats really shocking is the fact the laptop hasn't been drained. If she knew what she was doing she would have used a wallet that came with a recovery key function allowing you to restore a lost wallet on another device if your primary gets seized
Thankfully I won't get into trouble. I hate doing laundry.
Underrated comment here
Not disappeared, most likely living rich live in USA, Canada or England.
Man and they say you need to watch what you google, literally if you are going to commit crimes do not google it on your phone the consecuences and use other search engines that do not trace your usage. But well in the end we will see if they ever catch her
Forgive my ignorance…but if she has the key to the bitcoin wallet, can’t she just access it from another device…or am I missing something?
Not if the government ends up seizing that particular wallet. Especially risky to transfer funds out of a wallet that you know for sure they know about. And usually, they end up seizing the actual funds themselves by sending the coins out to government-held wallets.
Britain is the world money launderette!
Who bankrolled her in the beginning?
Donald J Trump.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bingo
I have a lot of questions too
I was first thinking "they are probably hiding out in a Chinese restaurant" and bam lol
at 7:32 theres a bit of an error. KiraTV says "only 500 per month" but it was actually 500 per week. Which in the grand scheme of things isnt a huge difference. just a note.
4x difference
From way below minimal wage to above average wage
@@LOL-zu1zr yeah its is quite a difference for the person receiving it, however, the big picture we're talking billions. 500 a week for 40 years is only 960,000.
I love this f'n channel! I can't stop watching your videos
This may be the largest bag fumble of all time. Staggering failure of basic research but wild personal opsec.
Man, I want some magical Internet money. It sounds much nicer than being paid by the mile.
Loved your introduction script! 👏🏽 👏🏽
10:12 Uhm now that makes me question some things, back in 2015 my parents wanted to buy a house via a loan, it was discussed that we would be the ones buying it but on the next day we were informed that another individual bought off the house with a briefcase filled with money, the greedy ladies told us that at least 😒, I believe the house was worth around 280k euros which would equal in today’s worth to be around 358k euros
(Pretty cheap considering we live inside a city and in Germany a tiny house nowadays costs around 1 million euros and going off my father’s owned flats, a one room flat of his is worth around 250k euros today)
Glad to see a new one I was just rewatching some of the previous videos. Love them
how can you know enough about crypto to set up a fake company but not enough to know mixers/wrapping exist
The lesson we all learned today is do not cheat people better than the government!
Looks like she invested most of it in buffets.
Warren Buffet? Not a bad move, ngl
LULZ!
As someone from Leeds, how the hell have I never heard about this 😂
I will never understand how these people scam/steal in the billions...like 10 million is like the max you can ever "need". You get a nice house, can buy your stupid Lambo if need be, you can fly first and live off passive income if done smartly. Why billions 😅😖😭
It's something called ambition. Alot of humans don't need to make fancy tech or need to make AI but for some reason humans do. Its almost like it's a biological need for humans to keep striving for more for better or for worse. We would be stuck in the stone age without our inherent greed.
So much for bitcoin being "safer," more secure, anonymous, etc.... 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Nothing but lies...
You really have no clue how crypto or blockchains work huh
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@@magical_coww8866other than z cash and monero crypto isn’t anonymous, it’s psuedonymous
@@anonymoust2877 I like how you skipped over safe and secure
As a car8bbean native, seeing her passport saying that she's from St kitts is so fucking laughable lolol
(mean girls voice) ohmigod, you can't just ask people why they're asian
I was wondering about that; is it common for criminals to get carribean paperwork cuz its easy to bribe officials to make legit documents for u? Or what
Believe it or not their are thousands of ethnic Asians that are born in the Caribbean every year. So having a passport from there is not unusual.
@Algimantaz with the right amount of money they're caribbean islands who allows you to buy passports and become a citizen for around 40 K usd, Dominica, Guyana, Antigua, and barbados. For sure here in barbados you can so easily get it especially if u come from UK, USA, Australia.
Well south americans have asian features too, like epiphantic folds
There is no such thing as 'safely stored on a black laptop' or any device. its only the keys....
The return of KIRA!
One thing I can’t figure out about KiraTV is if he is a supporter of Bitcoin or a hater. But another rock solid video 🤙 I would love to learn how to edit videos as well as yours
he made money but he knows its a scam
@@toomanyaccountsscam how? Or is that a thought from your own haze of stupidity? Or a scam like paper money? Or a scam like fractional reserve banking or is it because you’re too dense to understand
One thing ive learned through kira. Is that bitcoin is valuable only when sold. And onlly when you have the intention of scamming (marking up) the people you sell it to.
Can't you buy things with the bitcoin itself ?
I think they must be living in a dream. If I'd stolen that much money, I'd be content with living modestly, without needing to work. Although, it seems like that kind of crime is very nearly impossible to get away with, let alone practically profit by. In the short term, you can buy lots of stuff. In the long term, you get three meals and a cozy cell. Or you're on the run with nothing. It doesn't sound like a good time to me.
The mistake lies in them not being more patient and conscientious with their spending. It may take a ton of small transactions, but if you buy & resell enough things then you create both a legitimate, legal paper trail for your money as well as flying it under the radar of authorities. Once you have enough saved & a long enough paper trail to buy a cash based business without raising red flags, you can start really laundering the gains.
If I were in possession of such a mass wealth of dirty money, I'd start by cashing out as much as I could safely into cash. Then I'd make several cash purchases under $10,000. Maybe, say, buying & flipping used cars. Flip those cars & you've officially both laundered some of your money as well as creating that much needed paper trail. At this rate now, you can start utilizing an actual bank account if you want. Once you have a good standing with the bank & a realistic progression of increase in your income, you can apply for loans to legitimately buy the bigger ticket items without arousing suspicion (ideally, business loans for those much-desired cash businesses). Then you just make the monthly payments, per usual, & more of your dirty money gets laundered as well as opening up more legitimate income streams. It's hard to not be greedy & want to spend with that much money, but with patience & diligence one could really build themselves a generous wealth; the kind of wealth that would afford someone the ability to pay for big money laundering services.
Great video thanks for sharing 👍
She looks like Griselda Blanco.
I've never liked the name Griselda.
_"Gris" means pig in Swedish....._
@@NickanM That would fit both of them.
@@NickanMwhat’s wrong with pigs?
Imagine a mastermind thief that steals 5 billions. Now look at the thumbnail.
Honestly she looks like the Asian woman equivalent of the Portland "have you seen this man in your dreams?" poster guy
New video, omg let me prepare food to watch this
Just ate my lunch to this video😅
Did that one sight that blends the coins not exist yet. It's something like Bitcoin tornado or something idk. Either way it makes it hard as hell to track.
unexpected burst of energy sent me X D
God... DAMN do I love your content!? Keep up the amazing work my man 👌👌
So she had never heard of bitcoin mixers.
you still have to turn the funny money into real money
But isn't this bitcoin a real value bitcoin? If it not real at all, Britain wouldn't be confiscating the bircoin worth billions of dollars while jailing the accomplice woman. I really don't understand this. In fact, my friend has bought some bitcoin and trying to get me to do the same.
@@sootuckchoong7077bro can you asked the question a little more clear
@@toomanyaccounts she had plenty of options. Mixing and converting to other crypto coins. She could've purchased other digital items. I've never laundered any money in my life. But I definitely could've done better. I definitely wouldn't have sent someone that earned next to nothing to try and buy one of the most expensive houses in the UK.
@@NeoSpacian1237 I want to know if bitcoin is real or not. And also this mastermind, is she making real or false bitcoin. If she make false bitcoin, then why the govt want to confiscate it and say its worth $billions?
Anyone know where that greggs is I recognise it. I live in Leeds myself
Maybe rhounday
great channel
Love when I sit down with food and see a new KiraTV video
Great video! The only part that is not true is the fact that the government has access to the 61,000 BTC. Those Bitcoin can be still be accessed by Qian without the laptop, she just needs the private keys or seed phrases, to which I'm sure she has it stored somewhere safe.
Funny to spot one's hometown in such a Video! At 0:40 in the bottom left you can see the Porta Nigra in Trier, Germany! I used to take the bus from the bus stop in the background after school 😂
not gonna lie, thought this said "Cinema's Most Wanted Thief" and was like "yeahhhh stick it to those hollywood jerks!!!11"
She hid the money in her double chin
Her picture scares me
I’ll give it to her, she’s the Queen.
Great video
Crime --- tempting........ but it's just not worth it.
Great content -- as always 💯
Sounds exhausting to me.
@@DeltaCodeGamesit sounds exhausting because they make it exhausting. after they succeeded they couldve just bought a midrange crib somewhere out in the country and lived peacefully for the rest of their lives. instead they bought a 28 million dollar mansion aka shooting a flare for every crypto cop in sight
Great work again bro
Wouldn't she still have access to those Bitcoin if she knows her seed phrase for her wallet. I have always been told that as long as I knew those words, I could access my crypto anywhere in the event I lost my hardware wallet/laptop etc.
Genuinely wondering what the benefits of Bitcoin are. If it’s anonymity, that’s clearly not the case since the authorities seem to be able to easily track it.
For people who abide by laws, it's a decentralized & readily portable currency. Given that the crypto market runs parallel but independent of modern centralized banks that utilize fiat currencies, it should theoretically function as somewhat of an insurance against inflation. In essence, it's like being able to carry a precious metal stockpile in your pocket; can be exchanged into local currency in most modern countries without having to necessarily worry as far as exchange rates are concerned.
@@smokeybowls187 But isn’t the value of bitcoin volatile and changes often? Not to mention one day your exchange could be hacked and you lose everything.
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1. anonymity is not thoughtfully designed in bitcoin compared to monero.
2. the value is volatile because you can't really buy things with bitcoin since the devs chose to make it deflationary. hard cap at 21mil amount of btc.
3. dont use exchange.
Hmm, those text messages and searches, you've already told us her employer had a track record of using employees digital ID and accounts to to do things, just saying.
Contact with her boss after she'd left and she claimed she hadn't is something else mind.
I'm glad my experience getting duped was for free in-game currency in social mmo's in the 2010's and not... this
From the most wanted thief in China, to Dear Leader. You've got to admit, it's a very impressive criminal career.
Her face scares me. It's like one of those hopping vampires in chinese movies.
As long as she's only using one person to help her launder her bitcoin she's going to be out there for a quite a long time, imo
Fascinating case!
What surprises me with that bitcoin seized is that she didn't have a wallet backup or/and funnel that bitcoin to another wallet for quite some time before authorities discovered what they have. Bitcoin seizing usually only works if authorities can move that to another wallet immediately or keep perpetrator arrested so they cannot move it. You can have multiple password protected copies of the wallet stored in multiple places, and authorities won't be able to do anything with them without a password. You on other hand can move that bitcoin to another wallet from any location with internet access.
Cracking vid. Have you ever considered applying your investigation & presentation talents to any of the funs things from last century's early internet days? Rob Morris crashing the internet, the LoD vs MoD Hacker 'War', Operation Sundevil & the E911 debacle (The Hacker Crackdown), Cliff Stoll vs the West German hackers working for the KGB (there's a gruesome conclusion for 1 actor in that) or things of that ilk? Would love to see your take on those.
Maybe one day
Some interesting stories in there
If we're talking about theft in China, please do a video regarding Ren Xiaofeng please @@KiraTV1
Huh? And our government is saying we're skint!?
Never understood how smart and stupid people can be at the same time.
Minimum wage = Minimum effort?? Tf
What about the original investors of the first scam and the 61,000 bitcoin, cant they easily be made whole?
What happens to the Bitcoin once the case is over?
Is the full recap at the beginning good for retention or something? Makes me wanna leave the video after just a minute has played because I already know how it’s gonna end…
Does the story of point A to point B not intrigue you enough to want to know all the details instead of just the bullet points?
@@smokeybowls187 Curiosity might prevail in some cases, but personally I’d be way more curious about how the story plays out if I didn’t know the ending. All I’m saying is the recap at the beginning hurt my desire to watch this video rather than helped it, which I did end up skipping in the end.
I like this channel a lot so I’m not trying to be overcritical or anything. I’ll probably watch the video eventually, along with all the others he releases. Just throwing in my two cents.
I wonder if she watched this video
I hope they both get their bitcoin back
I love these long video vlogs
If she has the public and private keys to the wallet, she does not need the laptop. she can access the wallet without it.
so crazy
Fun fact:
In China, they don’t call it Chinese food.
They just call it food.
Lol
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nice video !
China ban local cryptocurrency exchanges in 2017 and slowly progressed to a complete ban on all things crypto-related in September 2021.
I think i saw her at the massage parlor! Just kidding. I couldn't pick her out of a lineup.
This is why communism was embraced in China. Culturally, there does not seem to be elements that mitigate greed in that country. I've come face to face with it, and it is astounding.
7:33. 500 pounds a month said, 500 pounds a week on the screen. (otherwise amazing video as always!)
imagine havin a 🔓button on your account so no one can f with it when it's locked (no transactions whatsoever)
Amazes me how a woman who was unskilled at covering her tracks could pull off a Bitcoin ponzi scheme--and then disappear. The law will catch up with her one day.