Due to the mysterious deaths of the four cryptocurrency billionaires who passed away within a month, the crypto world has come up with conspiracies, with one claiming they were assassinations.
The death of four crypto billionaires in the span of one month has attracted the attention of the crypto community. Some of these millionaires even raised the alarm about being in danger before their deaths, which occurred under mysterious circumstances.
When Nikolai Mushegian, a co-founder of MakerDAO, was discovered dead on a Puerto Rican beach just hours after tweeting that intelligence agencies were chasing him, the spiral began at the end of October 2022. Broker Javier Biosca was the next billionaire to pass away; he was discovered dead in Estepona, Spain, on November 22. The largest bitcoin fraud in Spain at the time involved Biosca, who was under investigation.
Tiantian Kullander, a co-founder of the Amber Group, passed away inexplicably in his sleep on November 23. Vyacheslav Taran, a Russian crypto millionaire, died in a helicopter crash two days later.
In addition to these four strange deaths, another one occurred on December 30 when Park Mo, vice president of Vidente, the biggest shareholder of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb, was discovered dead in front of his home early in the morning.
The four cryptocurrency billionaires who passed away within a month fueled a number of conspiracies in the crypto world. A user said that the “crypto world is taking a page from the mafia handbook” and connected the run of deaths to a mafia-style hit job.
Another commenter quipped, “I would definitely not put money on it being connected to the central banking hierarchy,” when they linked the death spiral to the “central banking hierarchy.” There is no way. They are very trustworthy. 100% no chance.”
Although one user questioned the validity of the information, they did agree that four deaths in less than a month seems suspicious. Some Redditors, however, hypothesised that they might not have truly passed away at all, with one commenting, “I wonder how many of these are people faking their own deaths.” Another conjectured that the billionaires might be exploiting their “deaths” to begin a new chapter in their lives while using fake names.
The deaths may be troubling, but the crypto industry is also renowned for its love of conspiracies. When the CEO of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX inexplicably passed away while visiting India in May 2020, a similar scandal broke out.
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