Yao Qian, former director of China's Digital Currency Research Institute, this brother's profit-taking wasn't subtle enough, and he got caught.

What's most impressive is his move—unbelievable. In 2018, he accepted bribes worth 2,000 Ethereum. Guessing the price back then was around $300, totaling about $600,000. He held onto them until now, when they're worth $40 million—truly a dedicated long-term holder. In 2021, he sold 370 coins at a high of $4,000 to buy a villa in Beijing. He's undoubtedly one of China's most knowledgeable blockchain talents—accepting bribes at a low point and selling at the peak. Retail investors can only envy.