Cambodia Scam Center Major Retreat — These days, a chaotic "great escape" is unfolding locally. Hundreds of people are dragging suitcases, transporting computer monitors, and fleeing in panic with pets and furniture, heading towards a former hacker scam hub. The trigger for the incident was the arrest and subsequent deportation of the country's most notorious scam leader. This case once again exposes the shocking reality of the crypto scam ecosystem — from USDT scams to fake investment projects, these criminal networks often operate across borders, affecting crypto users worldwide. Although law enforcement actions have been somewhat delayed, they also indicate that international cooperation is gradually taking effect in combating Web3 crimes.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-19 12:19
It was about time to catch them. These people have caused huge losses to retail investors...
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When Cambodia arrests someone, the entire scam chain collapses, proving that these organizations are just paper tigers.
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Hundreds of people panicked and fled,搬家具? This scene is incredible—the final act of the scam group.
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My friend almost fell for the USDT scam. Luckily, he was sharp... Now finally someone is taking action.
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It took so long to dismantle a transnational operation; international law enforcement efficiency is really hard to describe.
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Wait, only the leaders were caught? Where are the little thugs below going to run to?
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This is the real chives-cutting industry chain; the entire ecosystem is just harvesting retail investors' IQ taxes.
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Running away with a suitcase, looking like a collective car crash scene haha.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-19 10:48
Wow, these people move faster than transfers... The scam boss gets caught and everyone becomes paranoid, hilarious.
Wait, is the USDT scam still ongoing? Someone around me still got taken...
Finally, law enforcement has started action, coming a hundred years late compared to the bull market.
Cambodia retreat, where's the next stronghold... These scammers really can run.
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DoomCanister
· 01-16 12:58
It was about time to catch them. How many innocent retail investors have these people scammed?
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-16 12:58
Well, this time they finally got serious, but it’s been several years too late...
How many people have been scammed just to catch a leader, web3 is really like this
These people run so fast, the moving company probably made a fortune haha
USDT scams are truly incredible, a few crypto friends around me have been robbed... Hopefully this time they can really scare those scammers
Transnational scam networks, catching one fish is useless, there are a bunch more behind
Better than doing nothing at all, at least there’s finally some movement in international cooperation
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 01-16 12:50
Oh wow, these people are running so fast, they don't even want their monitors anymore, it's really funny.
Finally, someone dares to take down these scam gangs. It was about time for a big cleanup.
There are so many USDT pools, I really want to know how much has been washed out.
I hope this arrest can really cut off their funding chain, otherwise they'll just start a new pool again.
International cooperation finally has some use, although it's a bit late and ridiculous.
Run all you want, Web3 is basically the paradise for doing this kind of thing.
They're planning a big escape here, and I wonder which country the next scam base will be in.
I bet five bucks they'll quickly reorganize somewhere else again; this business is just too profitable.
Cambodia Scam Center Major Retreat — These days, a chaotic "great escape" is unfolding locally. Hundreds of people are dragging suitcases, transporting computer monitors, and fleeing in panic with pets and furniture, heading towards a former hacker scam hub. The trigger for the incident was the arrest and subsequent deportation of the country's most notorious scam leader. This case once again exposes the shocking reality of the crypto scam ecosystem — from USDT scams to fake investment projects, these criminal networks often operate across borders, affecting crypto users worldwide. Although law enforcement actions have been somewhat delayed, they also indicate that international cooperation is gradually taking effect in combating Web3 crimes.