Key Takeaways:
- A whistleblower named “Hu Lezhi” donated $2M in ETH to WikiLeaks, alleging global military use of brain-computer chips for citizen control.
- Lezhi burned $1.65M in ETH and sent additional funds, totaling over $5.6M in transfers.
- Hedge fund WizardQuant executives were accused of using similar technologies to control employees, but the firm has not responded.
A pseudonymous whistleblower, “Hu Lezhi,” has donated $2 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) to WikiLeaks, alleging that the Chinese military is using nano-computer chips to control citizens.
In an onchain message on Feb. 17, Lezhi claimed that “brain-computer chips” are being deployed on a large scale by global military powers to manipulate individuals via base stations and radio signals.
Something SCARY is happening in China…
— Matt (@0xMatt1) February 17, 2025
Hu Lezhi just burned $1.65M in ETH and donated $5.35M to WikiLeaks to warn the world.
What he’s exposing goes far beyond what most people think. Here’s the real story: pic.twitter.com/OHV6Mwqzij
Lezhi further stated they have personally suffered from these “brain-computer weapons” since birth, describing a loss of personal dignity and expressing despair about the future.
They also accused executives from Kuande Investment, known as WizardQuant, of using similar mind-control technologies on their employees.
Blockchain data shows Lezhi made five ETH transactions to WikiLeaks between Feb. 10 and 17, with the largest being 591.6 ETH ($1.6 million).
Additionally, they burned 603 ETH ($1.65 million) and transferred 700 ETH to the “ndao.eth” wallet, totaling nearly $5.6 million in transactions.
WizardQuant, a Shanghai-based hedge fund, was founded in 2014 and employs up to 200 people.
It specializes in quantitative trading strategies.
Its executives, Feng Xin and Xu Yuzhi, were directly implicated in Lezhi’s accusations.
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