A9 Blue Battle Non was kidnapped in South Africa by compatriots!
In fact, kidnapping him for RMB is not cost-effective at all—RMB can only be transferred back to a Chinese bank account, and if you make significant cross-border transactions, the anti-fraud system will directly freeze your account. But the money from #币圈 is much more appealing, cryptocurrencies like A8 and A9 can be transferred out instantly, allowing the kidnappers to save on shipping costs, directly "feeding the fish".
Speaking of which, the blue battle non that was targeted this time is a person with a label: an annual income in the nine figures, with a quoted price of 1.5 million for a Douyin advertisement. He usually shows off his wealth ostentatiously, which caused the kidnappers to have their eyes on him six months in advance. After arriving in South Africa, he was tracked and set up, ultimately getting kidnapped. Fortunately, he returned safely; otherwise, he would have truly become a "high-income textbook case".
