A $6.3 billion hack. The largest ever. And of course…of course…it's North Korea.
Let me just check the timing. We've got the whole world being told to stockpile food and water, governments coordinating, escalating tensions, and a crypto exchange…the one place ordinary people parked money outside the system…gets hit for $6.3 billion at the exact moment the narrative needs a scapegoat.
And the story is always the same: it's North Korea. A rogue state. A faraway bogeyman. Never the banks, never the exchanges, never the people who actually run the money.
Never the class that's been quietly emptying everyone else's pockets for decades.
They think we're stupid. But here's the question nobody asks:
Every time a "hack" happens, the money disappears, and the blame lands on a distant enemy…but the people who own the platform always walk away, and the people who lost their money are told to trust them again.
Who's really benefiting?
North Korea doesn't run Binance. Someone does.
Tap-in goals since 2023:
Lewandowski: 19 tap-ins
Harry Kane: 23 tap-ins
Kylian Mbappé: 30 tap-ins
Erling Haaland: 32 tap-ins
Lionel Messi: 3 tap-ins
And then there's one particular man who has scored 78 tap-in goals since 2023.
Can you guess the man ?
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