Did You Hear About The 5 Crypto Billionaires That Died Within Weeks Of Each Other? One’s Final Tweet Exposed CIA & Mossad Running Sex Trafficking

Crypto-currency billionaires have been found dead over the past couple of years.  Considering that they are a small number of people, this is an alarming trend.  Among those have been Mathew Mellon (XRP), Gerald Cotton (QuadrigaCX), Mircea Popescu (BitCoin), Autumn Radtke ( First Meta), Park Mo (Bithumb), Vyacheslav Taran (Forex), Tiantian Kullander( Amber Group), Nikolai Mushegian (Brilliant).  These are just a few.

Back in 2016, we reported on a large number of bankers, 72, that had allegedly committed suicide, only to discover that things were not so clear as to their deaths.  These included the likes of Autumn Radtke mentioned above.

In January of this year, it was reported that 5 cryptocurrency billionaires had died in the final weeks of 2022.

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Grit Daily reported on the five deaths that occurred in the last two months of the year.

Nikolai Mushegian

The first of the crypto billionaires on the list, Mushegian, 29, was the co-founder of the cryptolending platform, MakerDAO, and the decentralized stablecoin, Dai. At 4:57 a.m. on Oct. 28, 2022, he tweeted that US and Israeli intelligence agencies, along with the “pedo elite,” were going to murder him.

Nikolai Mushegian

“CIA and Mossad and pedo elite are running some kind of sex trafficking entrapment blackmail ring out of Puerto Rico and Caribbean islands,” Mushegian, a developer of blockchain-based decentralized finance platforms he saw as an alternative to the global banking system. “They are going to frame me with a laptop planted by my ex [girlfriend] who was a spy. They will torture me to death.”

He was found dead on a beach near Condado, Puerto Rico, near his $6 million beach house later that morning. A Puerto Rican newspaper, citing police reports, said he had been swept out by powerful ocean currents. The beach at Condado is known for strong currents, and eight drownings have occurred there in recent years.

Mushegian was described as “brilliant” and as a “visionary,” but also as paranoid. His family has reportedly said he died by drowning.

Javier Biosca

Javier Biosca was found dead on Nov. 22, 2022, in Estepona, Spain. At the time of his death, Biosca was being investigated for the biggest cryptocurrency fraud in Spain. Biosca, 50, was a native of provincial Spain with a background in running small, local businesses before becoming an early individual investor in bitcoin. A web designer, Biosca created a program that allowed him to automate crypto trading. In 2019 he founded Algorithms Group in London to cater to small investors eager for stake in the thriving crypto market. Biosca, reportedly a quiet man with the demeanor of an accountant, nonetheless wooed investors with promises of investment returns up to 25 percent per week.

Javier Biosca

The alleged Ponzi scheme at first attracted mostly ordinary people looking to quickly multiply their life savings, but Biosca hired a PR team to drum up business among wealthier clients. In March 2021, a number of Algorithms Group clients filed a complaint, which sparked a criminal investigation that resulted in his arrest on charges of fraud, money laundering, forging documents, and running a criminal organization. He spent eight months in jail, reportedly losing 40 pounds and suffering a severe beating from other inmates before an anonymous person posted the $1.04 million bond to get him released. The bond was revoked, reportedly after whoever posted it concluded Biosca, free from jail, was no more able to repay the vanished funds than he was while incarcerated.

Biosca, reportedly terrified of returning to prison and equally frightened of the Russian and Bulgarian mobsters he had defrauded through Algorithms Group, apparently jumped from the fifth floor of a hotel in Estepona, Spain. His death was ruled a suicide.

Tiantian Kullander

Tiantian Kullander, 30, the co-founder of Hong Kong-based digital asset company Amber Group, died in his sleep on November 23, 2022.

Tiantian Kullander

Kullander, known as “TT,” began his career as a trader at Goldman Sachs Group and Morgan Stanley. He launched Amber Group in 2017 with a group of finance insiders, including some of his former colleagues from Goldman and Morgan Stanley. The start-up had a $3 billion valuation after scoring a $200 million funding round.

In 2019 Kullander was awarded a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. He is survived by his wife and young son.

Vyacheslav Taran

Vyacheslav Taran, 53, died after the helicopter he was riding in crashed on Nov. 25, 2022, near the resort town of Villefranche-sur-Mer after taking off from Lausanne in Switzerland.

Vyacheslav Taran

Ukrainian news agency UNIAN claimed, without citing any evidence, that Taran was a “billionaire crypto businessman with likely ties to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service.” It alleged he was linked to the SVR foreign espionage agency and was responsible for “laundering Russian funds through a system of cryptocurrency operations.”

The helicopter crashed in clear weather during a daylight flight. A second passenger who was to be on the flight canceled at the last moment.

Park Mo

Park Mo was the vice president of Vidente, the largest shareholder of South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb. He was found dead on Dec 30, 2022, in front of his house in the early morning. Park Mo was under investigation at the time of his death for allegedly embezzling funds at Bithumb-related companies, as well as manipulating stock prices.

Now, just to compare the numbers of these deaths, consider that in 2022, only 19 crypto trailblazers made it to the Forbes Billionaire list. Note:  Not one of these listed above was on that list, but the list should show you that this is a small club… and, of course, we’re not in it.

Was there foul play or should we go on excepting the official narrative from the Mockingbird media?  I think you know where I stand on this:  Question everything we are told!

Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media