An American staged his death for a new life with his mistress in Georgia — and got caught.
He sank the kayak, threw away his phone, documents, and wallet, crossed borders, and thought he had entered a "new world." But in the end, he returned — only this time to prison.
His story is very similar to what traders do on Binance:
💸 stage a "death of a position" — dump the coin to make it seem like the trend is dead,
📱 throw away "evidence" — create an illusion of panic in orders,
🌍 divert liquidity to other platforms so that no one finds the "body."
But the market, like the police, sees everything.
Sooner or later, the evidence forms a chain — and it becomes clear: this is not a "death," but another manipulation.
And then instead of a sweet life with the "mistress-altcoin," the trader is left with a divorce from capital and three debts.
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💡 Conclusion:
Like the hero from Wisconsin, "clever schemes" in crypto work only until the market pieces the puzzle together. After that comes the reckoning — either a stop-loss or complete wipeout.