What problem did Liu Wan’an have (Wan’an Liu Wanneng)?

Recently, there have been reports in the media about “What problem did Liu Wan’an have?”.

According to Weibo news, the “Liu Wan’an” account has been banned.

Subsequently, Tencent Cloud and 360 jointly issued a statement in response titled “About the Declaration on the Wu Jihan Team”, stating that they have completed the investigation and carried out comprehensive rectification. “Liu Wan’an is an old player in the cryptocurrency industry. He just changed the project name to “blockchain” without any content disclosure. In these messages, user complaints will be ignored unless there are serious errors or vulnerabilities.” In addition, netizens also revealed that Zhao Changpeng and Zhang Yiming have been arrested by the police for suspected involvement in pyramid schemes and are currently under criminal measures.

Wan’an Liu Wanneng

Editor’s note: This article is from 8btc Bitcoin News (ID: bitcoin8btc), written by Kyle, and authorized by Planet Daily.

At around 1 a.m. Beijing time on July 2, a netizen revealed on Weibo that Binance founder Zhao Changpeng had a conflict with the CEO of a certain trading platform, Zhang Jian, and said that “Liu Qiangdong’s account has been frozen.” Later, he stated, “Wan’an CEO absolutely does not trust him.” He added, “You can’t guarantee that your funds won’t be lost; what if someone knows that I have no banking records?” To this, Wang Xing replied, “This problem can be solved!” He also revealed that the exchange has already refunded over 10 million yuan to some investors. According to informed sources, these funds will be distributed to all users in the next few months. However, due to the inability to withdraw, some customers still have to wait for a month to receive the money, as it will take several days or weeks to complete the withdrawal. “We hope to restore account balances as soon as possible through this method,” a source close to the matter told CoinDesk, which is a big trouble. (Note: Rumors claim that Mastercard has stopped providing services to cryptocurrency and blockchain companies by the end of June). In addition, there have been media reports that Li Xiaolai’s Bitcoin fund has also been attacked by hackers, resulting in a loss of nearly 70 million US dollars.