How several crypto traders' deaths may point to a deeper scheme
In the last few weeks, several major crypto traders have died under mysterious circumstances. Add to that the infamous Sam Bankman-Fried saga with FTX, and things start to look even weirder.
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The Cryptocurrency space seems to be more akin to a spy novel filled with mystery, death, and international intrigue these days. Several mysterious deaths of high-profile players in the Crypto space have been a catalyst for conspiracy theories online and users on social media think that so many untimely deaths of wealthy individuals seems to hint at a connection.
Javier Biosca, 50, was a broker affiliated with a company called Algorithmics Group LTD. Biosca suffered a fatal fall from a fifth floor balcony at a villa in Estepona, Spain, and authorities believe it was suicide as he was facing charges for scamming investors to the tune of over $500 million and had been released on a $1 million bond just three weeks prior to his apparent suicide death.
One article I found on the matter of Biosca’s alleged suicide had stated that he had defrauded members of the Russian mafia, though of course as all cases go with organized crime, actually proving that would be a difficult task. Still, it introduces a fascinating theory into the mix.
Tiantian Kullander, former Morgan Stanley trader and the co-founder of Hong Kong-based digital asset company Amber Group, allegedly passed away in his sleep on November 23rd. He was only 30-years-old. Kullander is survived by his wife and young son.
The young crypto phenom launched his company with the help of high-profile insiders of finance, that included people who had Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on their resumes. AKA the old guard of global finance. That is fishy, in my opinion, considering the detractors against crypto usually occupy high-level positions in companies such as these.
I personally don’t think anyone who seems to be as profitable as Kullander was in his life would be expunged unless there’s some related scandal lurking beneath the surface, but his death is currently a total mystery. Speculation is all we have at this point.
We can’t forget, though, that people Kullander’s age have been dropping like flies after widespread adoption of the poorly-tested COVID vaccines. Of course, correlation doesn’t equal causation, but if you find a guy holding an empty gasoline can and a box of matches with friction marks on the striker strip outside of a burning building, you tend to believe the guy might have contributed to the blaze. But I digress.
Vyacheslav Taran, 53, founder of Forex Club and president of the Libertex Group, passed away on November 25th in a helicopter crash a short distance from his home in southern France. He is survived by his wife and three children.
The weather that day was described as ‘mild and fair’ and the pilot of the craft was very familiar with the area. The helicopter was an Airbus H130, a bleeding-edge multimillion-dollar touring aircraft considered to be one of the best in its class.
Helicopter crashes aren’t exactly a new phenomenon, though when you add in the timeliness of his death with the rest of the names I am listing here, it’s an uncanny coincidence.
Amidst accusations of Taran’s connections to the Kremlin, trying to effectively paint him as a Russian oligarch who got some type of retribution, Taran’s family reportedly put out a statement refuting any connection to Russia’s ruling class. Damage control?
Oh, and did I mention that there was a second passenger intended to be on that helicopter that cancelled at the last minute? Godfather, eat your heart out.
This final one is by far the most suspicious.
29-year-old crypto developer Nikolai Mushegian was the co-founder of MakerDAO, which is the largest decentralized finance protocol in the world. That alone was probably worth at least an attempted blackmail to the old guard of global finance. Decentralization is the scariest thing in the world to those who want absolute control of the world’s money systems.
Mushegian tweeted on October 28th that the CIA and Mossad were involving in the operation of a "sex trafficking entrapment blackmail ring" before being found dead on Ashford Beach in Condado, Puerto Rico by a surfer, hours after the tweet was sent. He was found clothed and he had his wallet on him.
Uncanny timing, that. I guess he forced them to skip the usual sex scandal blackmail they start with in scenarios like this. Allegedly.
Finally we get to the situation with Sam Bankman-Fried, who isn’t dead yet (operative word being yet), whose story I’ve already gotten into a fair amount. I won’t bother rehashing too much. Here’s the summary:
Sam Bankman-Fried, known as SBF in most cases, was the founder and CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX and cryptocurrency trading firm Alameda Research. He, as you may or may not know, is the only guy on this list who isn’t dead, but I’m mentioning him for a specific reason all the same.
Recently, he was arrested and charged with a litany of crimes stemming from his gross negligence and alleged mishandling/theft of customer funds deposited by unwitting customers who deposited their money into FTX.
The interesting thing about SBF and his con game is the fact that he was a prolific donor to left-wing politicians. Those same politicians, including U.S. House Rep. Maxine Waters (D-43), refuse to say whether they will give their ill-gotten gains back that they received from SBF.
The charges filed against SBF are numerous: conspiracy to commit wire fraud on customers; committing wire fraud on customers; conspiracy to commit wire fraud on lenders; committing wire fraud on lenders; conspiracy to commit commodities fraud; conspiracy to commit securities fraud; conspiracy to commit money laundering, and conspiracy to defraud the U.S. and violate campaign finance laws.
Conspiracy to commit money laundering is the one that interests me the most considering his extensive connections to Ukraine.
For those who are unaware, Ukraine, the Democratic Party, and SBF were using FTX to launder U.S. taxpayer funds through military and humanitarian aid donations sent to Ukraine. A portion of those proceeds was invested into crypto through FTX, and with SBF’s generous donations totalling over $40 million to Democrats, we see how the money gets circulated to all parties involved.
Given how much trouble SBF’s scam at FTX has caused many powerful people, it’s not out of the realm of possibility that he doesn’t live through his seemingly inevitable prison stint. Cameras have a way of failing, and guards have a way of going on break at the right times. Ask Jeffrey Epstein how all that works.
So was SBF just the only one who took the deal? Why would all these crypto whales die so suddenly, in such close succession? Well, the end of the year is coming and there’s a horrendous shortfall in the banking sector to consider.
According to Christopher Whalen, chairman of Whalen Global Advisors LLC and publisher of the Institutional Risk Analyst blog, banks have been dealing with a capital shortfall of over $1 trillion since the second quarter of 2022.
I’m not saying banking officials would resort to mafia tactics to extract as much liquidity from the crypto space as possible, but the short bets they could’ve made prior to all these scandals and untimely deaths afflicting the crypto space could cure that issue in a fortnight if they could somehow facilitate an imminent collapse of crypto.
Plus there’s that whole CBDC thing, aka Central Bank Digital Currencies, which are currently in development by major financial players on the world stage including China, India, and the U.S., who claims they’re not currently developing a CBDC, but come on — it’s the United States. We know that’s a fucking lie.
If there’s one thing that’s painfully apparent about the global banking elite power structure, it’s that they don’t like competition. True decentralization of money kills any hope they have of maintaining the current system from which they benefit. It isn’t a far-fetched thing to believe at all if you’re lucid enough to understand these concepts. And if you’re a fan of history not edited by people who don’t want the common folk to learn and adapt.
A financial upheaval is upon us, and the old guard is trying to make sure anyone who wants to break free of the shackles imposed by the monolithic central banking oligarchy pays for that crime with their life.