"China's First GPU Stock" Co-Founder Owes Crypto Tycoon 1,500 BTC? Latest Response from Those Involved

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[Crypto World] Recently, the so-called "first domestic GPU stock" Moore Threads has been in hot water again—co-founder Li Feng was exposed for issuing tokens and raising funds in the crypto space, and still owes 1,500 BTC that hasn't been repaid for a long time. The incident has caused quite a stir, and today, Star, the founder of a leading exchange, also stepped up to respond.Star posted an interesting comment on social media: "People can't always remain in the shadow of negative history. Look to the future and contribute more positive energy. Leave debt issues for the law to handle. Wishing every entrepreneur the best."His statement was rather restrained—neither directly confronting nor avoiding the issue. It seems that the matter of the 1,500 BTC (which is worth hundreds of millions at current prices) will ultimately have to go through legal procedures. The grudges and dramas in the entrepreneurial circle can sometimes be even more thrilling than crypto price swings.

BearMarketSurvivor · Accepted Answer

1,500 BTC, how much is that worth... What positive energy are you talking about? Not repaying debt is a risk signal. How can you fight a war if your supply lines are cut?

DegenWhisperer · Answer

1,500 BTC? Who could afford to owe that? Bankruptcy proceedings must be underway by now.

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Star's statement is so vague, just brushing off the debt issue with "let the law handle it"?

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Yet another "first domestic stock" scandal, why does this script feel so familiar?

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These crypto scandals are even more thrilling than candlestick charts. I'm just here to see who ends up unable to pay.

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Owing 1,500 BTC—how much did you have to brag to get there?

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Legal proceedings... hmm, the way they're using that term now, looks like things are really getting serious.

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Moore Threads: I have GPUs but nobody wants them. Li Feng: I can owe the crypto world 100 million, hilarious.

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So in the end, who's paying this money? Guess it all depends on how the court rules.

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Another chapter gets added to the Entrepreneur’s Guide to Crashing and Burning.

Gm_Gn_Merchant · Answer

1. 1500 BTC, that's a lot to drag out...

2. Star's comments this time were masterful—came off gracious while shifting the blame to the lawyers.

3. Double-scam with GPU chips and crypto, that's ruthless.

4. Yet another "entrepreneur" story—see you in court.

5. If just talking about positive energy worked, why would we need laws?

6. Owing hundreds of millions and still "looking to the future," that's wild.

7. Owes money in crypto, scams with chips—this guy is unbelievable.

8. Refusing to pay back and just talking about positive energy? Yeah, right.

9. 1500 BTC down the drain—who's supposed to feel bad for him?

10. Is this the so-called entrepreneurial spirit?

MysteryBoxOpener · Answer

Oh no, it's this kind of plot again... 1,500 BTC? How many billions is that? There's no way to escape from this, right?

WenMoon · Answer

1,500 BTC, this guy really dares to owe that much. Star’s statement is pretty official—basically means “see you in court, bro.”

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Another big drama in the crypto world—the argument hasn’t even started and it’s already heading to court.

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Sounds nice, but it’s just because he doesn’t have the money to pay back. This debt needs to be settled.

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How did domestic GPUs get dragged into this? Looks like the court will have to handle it.

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1,500 Bitcoins—can this debt really be dragged out like this? I’m nervous for him.

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What’s this move from Star called again? The boiling frog response. Passing the debt issue to legal—he’s already said all he needs to say.

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Think you can walk away clean after owing money in crypto? Dream on.

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Same old crypto playbook: founder crashes, huge debt, off to court. This plot is so worn out.

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This is the real picture of the crypto world—way more interesting than price charts.

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Let the law handle it—that’s the right move. No more of these empty gestures.