“Investment cut customer brainwashing · Bank electric transfer · Rights protection rhetoric · Swiss Asset Freeze · NY Court summons letter · Official reply of the Swiss Monetary Authority”
Section names from the portal menu, as machine-translated.
Compounds do not work alone. They share knowledge through training portals and Telegram communities. Redbull saved more than 1,500 pages of one such portal, titled 青龙出海 (“Qinglong Goes to Sea”). Its own menu shows what the industry trains for: first-chat schedules, detailed character settings, emotional topics, “customer brainwashing”, bank wire transfers and LinkedIn “packaging”.
The menu also lists what appear to be templates for official-looking documents, such as a “Swiss asset freeze” notice, a “NY court summons letter” and an “official reply of the Swiss Monetary Authority”, alongside a section on “rights protection rhetoric”. Letters like these are typically used to convince victims that their money is frozen and can be released for a fee, or to run a second “recovery” scam.
Your defence
- A letter saying your funds are frozen and can be released for a fee is a scam.
- Regulators and courts do not ask you to pay to unlock money on a trading app.
- Anyone offering to recover lost crypto for an upfront fee is running a recovery scam.
Questions people ask
I received a letter saying my crypto is frozen and I must pay to release it. Is it real?
Almost certainly not. Fake regulator and court letters are part of scam-industry templates. Do not pay, and report it to police.