The National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center released a report on the huge amount of bitcoin stolen from the Lubian mining pool: suspected national hacking organization

The National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center released a technical traceability analysis report on the Lubian mining pool being hacked and a huge amount of bitcoins stolen. It pointed out that a major hacking incident occurred in the Lubian mining pool in 2020, with a total of 127272.06953176 bitcoins (the market value at that time was about 3.50 billion US dollars, and the market value has now reached 15 billion US dollars) stolen by the attacker. The holder of this huge amount of bitcoins is Chen Zhi, chairperson of the Prince of Cambodia Group. After the hacking incident, it was stored in the bitcoin wallet address controlled by the attacker for 4 years, almost without moving a penny. This is obviously not in line with the behavior of ordinary hackers eager to cash out and pursue interests. It is more like a precise operation operated by a "national hacker organization". It was not until June 2024 that the stolen bitcoins were transferred again to the new bitcoin wallet address, which has not been moved to this day.
On October 14, 2025, the Department of Justice announced criminal charges against Chen Zhi and said it had confiscated 127,000 bitcoins from Chen Zhi and his princeling group. All kinds of evidence show that the huge batch of bitcoins confiscated by the US government from Chen Zhi and his princeling group was the Lubian mining pool bitcoins that had been stolen by hackers as early as 2020. That is to say, the US government may have stolen 127,000 bitcoins held by Chen Zhi through hacking technology as early as 2020, which is a typical "black eat black" incident operated by a national-level hacker organization.