Million-dollar ETH burn to expose alleged brain control conspiracy; Understand

• Million-dollar ETH burn.
• Donations to WikiLeaks and Ukraine.
• Allegations of mind control.

A shockwave has swept through the cryptocurrency market after the burning of 500 ETH (equivalent to about $1,38 million) and donations of 1.950 ETH (approximately $5,35 million) to organizations such as WikiLeaks and Ukraine. The perpetrator behind these astonishing actions, Hu Lezhi, has made even more astonishing allegations: he claims that executives at a Chinese hedge fund, Kuande Investment (WizardQuant), are using “brain-computer weapons” to control their employees.

A million dollar burn with purpose?

The ETH burn and large-scale donations have raised a number of questions. Why would someone burn such a large amount of money and then donate an even larger amount? The answer, according to Lezhi, is that he is trying to draw attention to an alleged dystopian crime: the mind manipulation of individuals through advanced technology. In his donation, Lezhi left the following: message :

“A new model of victim enslavement crime has emerged today. Victims’ desires and senses are gradually deprived until they finally become completely enslaved by digital machines. If one day I become a victim in the final stage, I will choose to leave this world. Brain-computer chips have been deployed militarily on a large scale. All military powers are using base stations, radios, and brain-computer nanochips to control every citizen.”

In the on-chain messages that accompanied his transactions, Lezhi accused two Kuande Investment executives, Feng Xin and Xu Yuzhi, of using so-called “brain-computer weapons” to manipulate both their employees and themselves.

“Kuande Investment CEOs Feng Xin and Xu Yuzhi used brain guns to persecute all current and former employees of the company, and even they themselves were controlled.”

This claim, although lacking evidence to support it, is serious in nature and has sparked heated debates in the crypto community.

Blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence tracked Lezhi’s transactions, revealing that his Ethereum movements totaled a staggering $5 million last week. “CHINESE MAN BURNS $1,3 MILLION ETH CLAIMING BRAIN-COMPUTER WEAPON ATTACK. This morning, an address sent $1,3 MILLION ETH to the burned address, accusing some Chinese investors of using “brain-computer weapons”. It is now completely unrecoverable. Did the brain-computer weapons make him do this?” the platform wrote.

Os data Arkham's data reveal that Lezhi's transfers included: $4,95 million earmarked for burn addresses, WikiLeaks, and the Ethereum Foundation; $825 in ETH transferred to a Coinbase deposit address; $273 in ETH sent to a newly created wallet.

Despite the lack of concrete evidence, Lezhi’s actions and allegations have sparked a wave of discussion and speculation. His ETH burning and generous donations could be interpreted as a protest, a call for help, or an attempt to expose a complex conspiracy. Regardless of his motives, Lezhi has managed to draw the world’s attention to his allegations, raising important questions about the use of technology and its potential impacts on individual freedom.