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The police raided a warehouse expecting a crypto mining farm…

What they found instead?

3,800 PlayStations running FIFA. 🎮

Ukraine’s security service hit a warehouse in Vinnytsia and discovered PS4 consoles stacked from floor to ceiling—every single one running FIFA 21 on autopilot.

No players. No controllers.

Just machines farming Ultimate Team coins 24/7.

The goal?

Sell those coins on the black market.

⚡ The operation was stealing around $259,000/month in electricity

⚡ It even caused power blackouts across the city

⚡ The consoles alone were worth $1.5 million

And here’s where it gets wild…

EA makes about $1.6 billion a year from Ultimate Team.

The FIFA coin black market? Over $200 million annually.

At those rates, 3,800 consoles running nonstop could generate $3–5 million a year.

Let that sink in.

Around the same time, an EA employee was caught selling rare Ultimate Team cards for $1,000 each on the side.

Even the people behind the game…

were playin$g the same game. 👀