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Core Insights - The U.S. government has seized a significant amount of Bitcoin and accused Chen Zhi of being the mastermind behind cryptocurrency-related fraud [1][4] - The National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center described the incident as a "dispute among thieves," suggesting it was orchestrated by a "nation-state hacker organization" [1] - The report indicates that the stolen Bitcoin, originally valued at approximately $3.5 billion, has appreciated to nearly $15 billion [1][4] Group 1 - The attack on the Lubian cryptocurrency mining pool on December 29, 2020, resulted in the theft of approximately 127,272 Bitcoins [1] - Following the attack, Chen Zhi and the Prince Group attempted to negotiate the return of the stolen Bitcoin, offering ransom, but received no response from the hackers [1] - The stolen Bitcoin remained in the hackers' wallets for nearly four years, which is atypical behavior for hackers who usually sell stolen assets quickly [1] Group 2 - In June 2024, the stolen Bitcoin was transferred to a new wallet and later sent to U.S. government-controlled addresses [3] - On October 14, 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice formally charged Chen Zhi and announced the seizure of 127,000 Bitcoins linked to him and the Prince Group [4] - The National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center confirmed that the seized Bitcoin matches the amount stolen from the Lubian mining pool, raising questions about the legality of the seizure [4]