Timor-Leste’s “crypto cryptocurrency resort” plan is reportedly related to a scam network run by the Cambodian royal family group that has been sanctioned by the United States; on-the-ground investigations found the site to be empty land. The royal family group is accused of carrying out large-scale online fraud, with victims worldwide. The investigation has raised concerns within the Timor-Leste government, which said the country faces the risk of transnational crime.

Timor-Leste’s “cryptocurrency resort” project is believed to be connected to a Cambodian prince group scam network that is subject to U.S. sanctions. On-site investigation found the location to be an empty lot. The prince group has been accused of carrying out large-scale online fraud, with victims worldwide. The investigation prompted concern from the Timor-Leste government, which said the country faces the risk of transnational crime.

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Bloomberg investigation reveals that Cambodian Crown Prince Group founder Chen Zhi has built a "pig slaughter" scam empire that earns 30 million USD daily through political and business connections. The empire ultimately collapsed after the United States confiscated 127,271 Bitcoins. Chen Zhi's criminal activities and international sanctions demonstrate the size and influence of his organization. Although he was arrested and extradited to China, the residual impact of the scam industry continues.

Taipei District Prosecutors Office concludes the investigation of the Cambodian Crown Prince Group money laundering case, indicting 62 defendants and 13 companies, involving over 10.7 billion yuan. The prosecution confiscated assets such as luxury homes and luxury cars, totaling more than 5.5 billion yuan. The group engaged in money laundering through gambling and virtual assets, and the prosecution is seeking the maximum penalty for the mastermind, Chen Zhiqiu.

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