According to ChainCatcher, Lengshuijiang Public Security Bureau uncovered a premeditated virtual currency "case within a case" in which criminals pretended to be "telecom fraud victims" and took advantage of victims' fear of reporting the crime to commit multiple robberies. The stolen money was recovered and more than one million yuan in losses were recovered.

According to the confession, the suspects learned that many virtual currency dealers were engaged in money laundering for fraudsters, and they thought that if something happened to these people, they would not dare to alert the police, so they thought of setting up a scheme to "eat up" the virtual currency in the hands of virtual currency dealers, a risky way to "make quick money." Women in the gang usually pretended to be victims of fraud to gain the trust of virtual currency dealers and complete transactions on the spot, while others pretended to be the victims' family members and rushed into the transaction site to intimidate and shock after the virtual currency arrived. After each person had a clear division of labor and role, they only waited for an opportunity to grab virtual currency.

After investigation, it was found that the gang exchanged the stolen virtual currency for RMB to sell the stolen money. The amount involved was huge. The Lengshuijiang Public Security Bureau arrested several suspects suspected of robbery and suspected illegal operation of virtual currency dealers, and seized funds of more than one million yuan. At present, the case is under further investigation.