Blockchain News Flash! The main culprit in Singapore's largest money laundering case, Su Wenqiang, pleaded guilty on April 2 and was sentenced to 13 months in prison. The amount involved has risen to more than S$3 billion, and 10 people have been charged so far. Two Chinese men, Su Yongcan and Wang Huoqiang, have also been confirmed to be involved in the case. The Singapore police have issued arrest warrants and issued a red notice through Interpol.

Su Wenqiang faces 11 charges, including using S$500,000 obtained from illegal online gambling in the Philippines to buy luxury cars and luxury goods, as well as pay monthly rent and deposits for high-end properties. These funds were also fully or partially obtained by Su Wenqiang through the illegal online gambling business in the Philippines, and the target of this business was mainly Chinese gamblers.

This case once again reminds us that although Bitcoin and blockchain technology have great potential, they may also be used for illegal activities. We should remain vigilant and look forward to more regulatory measures to protect the fairness and transparency of the market.

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