‘Pengci’ refers to the act of intentionally creating or fabricating a false victim scenario to illegally extort money or property. Common methods include fake falls, staged accidents, and claims for compensation. Its legal nature involves fraudulent and extortionary criminal activities. Just saw Lao Xu post a tweet offering a 10BTC reward to find the OKX Wallet. At first, I thought it was some kind of marketing stunt like ‘spending a fortune to buy a bone.’ Turns out it’s because someone calling themselves ‘Brother 6’ claimed a few days ago that ‘their OKX Wallet was hacked, losing nearly 50 ETH.’ Even after an official response from OKX Wallet and verification by several security agencies, this person still insists it was an inside job by OKX, claiming they stole his private key. What’s even more interesting is that this guy posted a tweet last month about losing 20 million on Binance due to liquidation. He was then exposed and completely discredited (including fabricating the amount, faking his identity, faking actions, promoting shitcoins, farming traffic, issuing bonds, using Binance’s Joint Recovery Plan tokens for marketing before compensation was even distributed, and even faking screenshots, etc. https://(x.com)/cryptospill/status/1979348395631481020?s=46&t=kpyJmc9kPFoEivkQsaQrIg). I skimmed through his tweets. Before October, he mainly promoted shitcoins and Ponzi schemes like Pangu. After October, his style suddenly changed, and he started presenting himself as a professional contract trader. Then on November 8th, he transformed into a ‘security guardian,’ ignoring analyses from SlowMist and GoPlus, and just started throwing tantrums, accusing OKX of having issues. I’m really curious— is this guy a professional ‘pengci’ player, or a little troll trained by a competitor?