Whistleblower Donates $2 Million in ETH to WikiLeaks, Exposing Allegations of Military Mind Control

A Chinese programmer, operating under the pseudonym "Hu Lezhi," has made headlines by donating 711.5 Ether (ETH), valued at approximately $2 million, to WikiLeaks. This transfer was accompanied by a shocking on-chain message alleging that the Chinese military is utilizing advanced brain-computer technology to exert control over its citizens.

Key Takeaways

• A donation of 711.5 ETH was made to WikiLeaks, totaling around $2 million.

• The donor claims that brain-computer chips are being used by the military to control citizens.

• The programmer alleges personal victimization by these technologies since birth.

• Additional funds were sent to Ethereum's burn address and other wallets, totaling over $5.6 million.

The Allegations of Mind Control

In a translated message dated February 17, Lezhi claimed that the Chinese military has deployed nano-computer chips on a large scale, asserting that all military powers are using these technologies to control citizens. The message read:

"Brain-computer chips have been deployed militarically on a large scale. All military powers are using base stations, radios, and nano-brain-computer chips to control all citizens."

Lezhi further expressed a deep sense of despair, stating:

"I have completely lost my dignity as a human being. I have decided to leave this world and hope that this ugly world will be destroyed soon."

Financial Breakdown of the Transfers

The donation to WikiLeaks was not an isolated incident. The total amount transferred by Lezhi includes:

• 711.5 ETH to WikiLeaks (approx. $2 million)

• 603 ETH to Ethereum's burn address (approx. $1.65 million)

• 700 ETH to the wallet address "ndao.eth"

• 33 ETH to an unknown "Grant Provider" address

In total, Lezhi transferred 2,047 ETH, amounting to nearly $5.6 million.

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Accusations Against Hedge Fund Executives

In addition to the military allegations, Lezhi accused two hedge fund executives from Kuande Investment, known as WizardQuant, of employing similar brain-computer technologies to control their employees. The executives named were:

• Feng Xin - Co-founder and Chief Risk Officer

• Xu Yuzhi - Chief Investment Officer

Sources

• Whistleblower sends $2M ETH to WikiLeaks, alleging ‘brain-computer weapons’, StartupNews.fyi.

• Whistleblower sends $2M ETH to WikiLeaks, alleging ‘brain-computer weapons’, Cointelegraph.