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The official has issued a statement confirming the situation is true and has responded.
Incident process and official response

On February 24, 2026, a netizen posted a video claiming that visitor留言纸 was found in a trash can at the Capital Museum, sparking heated discussions. The next day, the Capital Museum issued a statement confirming the matter was true, attributing it to the floor manager Jia's improper handling, and expressed sincere apologies to the public. The official handling measures include: strict handling of the relevant responsible person according to regulations, strengthening employee training and management, and promising to further establish systems to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

On February 26, the latest report released jointly by the National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and other departments demonstrated the process by which the U.S. utilizes technological hegemony to harvest global virtual currency assets. According to incomplete statistics, from 2022 to 2025, the U.S. has seized global virtual currency assets worth over $30 billion through various cases, with the seizure in the Chen Zhi case alone reaching $15 billion, accounting for 50%.
The report shows that on October 2025, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York announced criminal charges against Chen Zhi, the founder of the Cambodian Prince Group, involving telecommunications network fraud, money laundering, etc. At the same time, it announced the seizure of approximately 127,000 bitcoins controlled by him, valued at about $15 billion based on the market price at that time, setting a record for the largest virtual asset seizure in the history of the U.S. judicial system.

On August 1, a man in Fangchenggang, Guangxi, posted a video stating that on the afternoon of July 22, while driving in Jiangshan Town, Fangchenggang City, he encountered a Mercedes car. Due to the narrow road, he moved his car to the side to avoid it, but the other party demanded he reverse to give way. After he refused, the woman driving the Mercedes took out an ID and said, 'Otherwise, I will take out my ID!'
'Are you trying to scare me with your ID?' Seeing that the man still wouldn't back down, the other party directly reported his home address and surname. The man stated that he has been living away and that the other party was able to know his personal information just by the license plate, suspecting that a public official was abusing their power to invade citizens' personal information. Currently, he has reported the matter to the local police and the 12345 hotline.