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🚨Remember the Minecraft kids who stole $263 million? They used an exchange to launder it. That same exchange laundered $200 million for North Korea. It's the landlord — and nobody knows who they are. It's called eXch. Started in 2014. No ID required, no questions asked — exactly what a landlord who wants no paper trail would offer. German police finally seized its servers in 2025 — $38 million in crypto, 8 terabytes of data. Investigators think $1.9 billion moved through this one building over 11 years. Who rented space there? A teenage crypto-theft crew. And - that we know of: North Korea's state hackers, the Lazarus Group, after stealing $1.5 billion from an exchange called Bybit. Even proceeds tied to child exploitation material, according to one blockchain investigator. And the landlord itself? Domain registered in the UK. Admin address in Switzerland. Servers in France and Germany. Spread across borders on purpose, so no single country could ever arrest a person — they could only seize what happened to be sitting on their own soil. Nobody has ever been named. Nobody has ever been charged. The restaurant closed. The kitchen crew is in prison. The landlord is still out there, probably renting out a new building right now.
🚨Remember the Minecraft kids who stole $263 million? They used an exchange to launder it. That same exchange laundered $200 million for North Korea. It's the landlord — and nobody knows who they are. It's called eXch. Started in 2014. No ID required, no questions asked — exactly what a landlord who wants no paper trail would offer. German police finally seized its servers in 2025 — $38 million in crypto, 8 terabytes of data. Investigators think $1.9 billion moved through this one building over 11 years. Who rented space there? A teenage crypto-theft crew. And - that we know of: North Korea's state hackers, the Lazarus Group, after stealing $1.5 billion from an exchange called Bybit. Even proceeds tied to child exploitation material, according to one blockchain investigator. And the landlord itself? Domain registered in the UK. Admin address in Switzerland. Servers in France and Germany. Spread across borders on purpose, so no single country could ever arrest a person — they could only seize what happened to be sitting on their own soil. Nobody has ever been named. Nobody has ever been charged. The restaurant closed. The kitchen crew is in prison. The landlord is still out there, probably renting out a new building right now. "This is why fraud never really stops — the tenants get arrested, but the landlord survives. Protect yourself the same way regardless: no legitimate company asks you to move funds to 'secure' them, and no landlord who refuses to know their tenants is neutral. That's not privacy. That's the business model. Because once you see how it's built... you can't unsee it. #scam #scammeralert #cryptoscam

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