A surprising event has shocked the cryptocurrency world. A strange transaction with 500 Ethereum (ETH) tokens has caused a big stir. The funds were sent to a burn address, removing them from circulation. This action is tied to serious accusations against Feng Xin and Xu Yuzhi, the CEOs of Kuande Investment, a hedge fund that claims to focus on quantitative trading.
The sender, calling himself Hu Lezhi, has stirred anger on social media. He says the hedge fund leaders used “brain-computer weapons” to control their workers. These claims make both crypto fans and everyday people question technology’s ethics. “The CEOs of Kuande Investment: Feng Xin and Xu Yuzhi used brain-computer weapons to persecute all company workers and former workers, and even they themselves were controlled,” said Hu in a translated message reported by Crypto News.
Hu’s claims are shocking. He explained this technology could turn people—who he calls “wild animals”—into puppets of machines. “With brain-machine interfaces and mind-reading technology, a new crime has emerged: wild animals have become puppets or slaves of digital machines,” Hu warned. This raises big ethical questions about these technologies.
As talks grew on Twitter and Reddit, crypto fans began looking into the Ethereum address tied to these transactions. They found not just the burn transaction but also donations worth 1,950 ETH, which is around $5.35 million, given to various causes. This includes 711.52 ETH to WikiLeaks and 700 ETH to support Ukraine.
Crypto Briefing pointed out that these transactions likely came from wallets linked to major exchanges, OKX and Binance. This brings up important questions about how finance and blockchain technology connect with social issues. Despite many checks, Crypto News couldn’t confirm if Kuande Investment really exists, leading many to wonder if this is a hoax.
Interestingly, the focus on Hu’s claims has led to the rise of Solana-based meme coins named after Kuande Investment. These coins have skyrocketed over 460% in value, with trading volumes hitting over $305,000, showing how rumors can shake the crypto market.
The topic of mind control technology brings both wonder and fear. Concerns about possible abuses in technology are rising. Hu Lezhi’s claims deepen worries about privacy and personal freedom today. “I have decided to end my life and hope this ugly world will soon be annihilated,” he said while donating to WikiLeaks. This statement shows the emotional struggles tied to feelings of oppression.
This situation raises serious ethical questions about new technologies. As society looks at the effects of brain machines, everyone—investors, tech fans, and ordinary people—must handle these changes, often without fully understanding them.
The impact of these claims in the cryptocurrency community will likely last for months. It shows how fragile trust can be and the ethical issues that come with fast technological changes. It’s vital for watchdogs, lawmakers, and tech developers to take these claims seriously as the cryptocurrency world keeps evolving.
