He was called a visionary ā the man who turned Cambodiaās skyline into glass and steel dreams. But last week, the mask slipped.
The U.S. has accused Chen Zhi, the 37-year-old founder of Prince Group, of running one of Asiaās largest crypto scam empires ā worth over $14B.
š¦ He owned banks, airlines, real estate, and luxury hotels. To the world, Chen was a symbol of Cambodiaās rise. Behind the scenes? A vast network of crypto laundering, shell firms, and human exploitation.
His rise was meteoric ā born in Fujian, China, he moved to Cambodia, became a citizen, and built an empire overnight. By 30: a billionaire. By 35: a royal title. Now? A fugitive.
šµļø Investigations show billions flowed through offshore wallets and crypto mixers before the U.S. and U.K. froze 128 of his companies.
Today, Chen Zhi has vanished ā his luxury towers stand empty, his empire under global probe.
ā ļø In the world of crypto and power, not everything glittering is gold. Sometimes, billionaires donāt build empires ā they build illusions.
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