@goshenggo: This episode had to cut 7 minutes; the removed part talks about how current underground currency exchanges use Telegram and USDT to completely bypass foreign exchange defenses. How troublesome it is for police to handle such cases now. In the past, catching underground money houses involved tracing bank flows and fixed locations, which was straightforward.
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This video removed 7 minutes of content, mainly discussing how underground currency exchanges use Telegram and USDT to completely breach foreign exchange defenses, leading to difficulties for police in handling cases and extremely high recovery costs.
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This episode had 7 minutes forcibly removed. The deleted portion discussed how underground currency exchanges are using Telegram and USDT to completely breach foreign exchange controls. It’s incredibly difficult for police to handle such cases now. In the past, when targeting underground banks, they could follow the trail of bank transactions and fixed locations for a sure catch. Now it’s extremely hard to apprehend anyone, and even if they are caught, asset recovery is nearly impossible. Even with surveillance capabilities like those of Chinese public security, the cost of catching one person has increased dozens to hundreds of times over — a burden they simply cannot sustain.
Foreign exchange controls tighten further, revealing the world’s largest underground remittance network built by Chinese individuals. 20260814 [Grand News] https://youtu.be/BpPYw55cb6Q?si=EuMWiOLv8hJJvNyF… via @YouTube
@goshenggo: This episode had 7 minutes forcibly removed. The deleted portion discussed how underground currency exchanges are using Telegram and USDT to completely breach foreign exchange controls. It’s incredibly difficult for police to handle such cases now. In the past, when targeting underground banks, they could follow the trail of bank transactions and fixed locations for a sure catch. Now it’s extremely hard to apprehend anyone, and even if they are caught, asset recovery is nearly impossible …
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