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ChainCatcher tin tức, theo báo cáo của Decrypt, Quốc hội Myanmar đã thông qua một đạo luật vào thứ Ba, cho phép xử án tử hình đối với những người ép buộc người khác tham gia vào các hoạt động lừa đảo trực tuyến bằng cách sử dụng bạo lực hoặc giam giữ trái phép.Theo dự thảo luật được công bố vào tháng 5 năm nay, nếu hành vi lạm dụng này dẫn đến cái chết của nạn nhân, sẽ bị xử án tử hình. Luật mới cũng quy định, những người điều hành các khu vực lừa đảo trực tuyến hoặc thực hiện "lừa đảo tiền kỹ thuật số (lừa đảo tiền điện tử)" có thể bị xử án tù chung thân; trong khi đó, những tội phạm thực hiện các hành vi bạo lực, giam giữ trái phép có thể bị xử án từ 10 năm đến tù chung thân.

ChainCatcher tin tức, theo báo cáo của Hongxing News, một báo cáo điều tra rò rỉ từ khu vực lừa đảo Myanmar cho thấy, lừa đảo viễn thông toàn cầu đang nhanh chóng chuyển sang hệ thống "Công nghiệp AI + Thanh toán mã hóa xuyên biên giới", mạng lưới lừa đảo hoàn thành việc luân chuyển tài chính thông qua tiền điện tử, và sử dụng các công cụ tự động hóa dựa trên mô hình lớn để tạo ra kịch bản đa ngôn ngữ, giả mạo danh tính và điều khiển cảm xúc.Theo phân tích điều tra, các hệ thống này ở cấp độ chức năng đã gọi rất nhiều OpenAI's ChatGPT và Google’s Gemini để hỗ trợ "lừa đảo xã hội quy mô lớn", phía tài chính thì thông qua thanh toán trên chuỗi và kênh xuyên biên giới để thực hiện việc rửa tiền và chuyển giao nhanh chóng, hình thành cấu trúc hai lớp "AI thu hút khách hàng + Thanh toán mã hóa", khiến ngành công nghiệp lừa đảo có khả năng tự động hóa cao và khả năng lan rộng xuyên quốc gia. Ngoài ra, Starlink thuộc sở hữu của Musk đã trở thành nhà cung cấp dịch vụ mạng hàng đầu tại khu vực lừa đảo Myanmar, nhà cung cấp dịch vụ ISP của Mỹ đã gánh gần một phần năm lưu lượng truy cập của khu vực này.Đối với các cáo buộc liên quan, OpenAI đã phản hồi rằng hành vi của kẻ lừa đảo sử dụng ChatGPT rất giống với người dùng bình thường, khó nhận diện, nhưng đã thông qua nhận diện mô hình hành vi và hệ thống kiểm soát rủi ro để hàng tháng cấm khoảng 100.000 tài khoản nghi ngờ. Google cho biết mô hình AI của họ đã được thiết lập hàng rào an toàn và nhấn mạnh cam kết "phát triển AI có trách nhiệm" để hạn chế công cụ bị sử dụng cho các mục đích bất hợp pháp như lừa đảo.

Theo thông tin từ ChainCatcher, theo báo cáo của CCTV News, cơ quan kiểm sát quận Bảo Sơn, Thượng Hải đã công bố một vụ án vào ngày hôm qua, bị cáo Hoàng nào đó đã vượt biên trái phép ra nước ngoài tham gia vào hoạt động lừa đảo qua điện thoại, dụ dỗ nạn nhân đầu tư vào tiền ảo. Sau khi khu vực Miao Wa Di ở Myanmar bị giải tán, Hoàng nào đó tiếp tục tham gia vào tội phạm lừa đảo "giết heo", sử dụng AI để đổi mặt, giao tiếp với người mẫu nước ngoài và các phương thức khác, sau khi chiếm được lòng tin của nạn nhân, đã dẫn dắt nạn nhân tham gia đầu tư vào tiền điện tử.Tiếp theo, nhóm trưởng sẽ kết nối, dụ dỗ nạn nhân đăng ký, nạp tiền, đầu tư trên trang web giả mạo, cuối cùng bị tòa án tuyên án hai năm sáu tháng tù giam về tội lừa đảo, và bị phạt 30.000 nhân dân tệ.

According to The Block, the Myanmar military government has released a draft of the "Anti-Online Fraud Act," which proposes the death penalty for those who force others to engage in online fraud and life imprisonment for those who operate fraud centers or commit cryptocurrency fraud.The draft also proposes the establishment of a special committee responsible for international cooperation to combat fraud activities. The Myanmar parliament is expected to review the bill in early June.Previously, the U.S. Department of the Treasury had imposed sanctions on multiple entities suspected of cryptocurrency investment fraud in Myanmar and Cambodia in September 2025. FBI data shows that losses related to cryptocurrency fraud reached as high as $11.4 billion in 2025, accounting for more than half of all internet crime losses.

According to Protos, Myanmar has proposed introducing the death penalty for criminals who use violent means to coerce victims into participating in cryptocurrency scam centers. According to the draft of the country's Anti-Cyber Fraud Bill, criminals who use violence, torture, illegal arrest and detention, or cruel treatment against others to force them to commit cyber fraud will be sentenced to death.The bill will be submitted to parliament for review in June. In addition, operators of scam centers or perpetrators of cryptocurrency scams will face life imprisonment. Last month, the President of Myanmar reduced all death sentences to life imprisonment.

According to China News Weekly, a 19-year-old female college student from Guangdong was recently invited to Thailand to participate in the Water Splashing Festival. After landing, she was controlled and is suspected to have been sold to a Myanmar telecom fraud park near the Three Pagodas area on the Thailand-Myanmar border.Her family stated that the other party claimed to have purchased her for 29,000 U and then demanded a ransom of 30,000 U, equivalent

According to Decrypt, the Central Bureau of Investigation in India has arrested Mumbai resident Sunil Nellathu Ramakrishnan, accusing him of being a key figure in a transnational trafficking network that lured multiple Indians to cryptocurrency scam parks in the Myawaddy region of Myanmar.The victims were transported from Delhi to Bangkok under the guise of legitimate work and then transferred to scam parks such as KK Park, where they were forced to engage in pig butchering scams and cryptocurrency investment fraud, and suffered illegal detention and physical abuse. The agency stated that intelligence provided by Indian victims who escaped from the parks and were repatriated last year led to the successful identification and arrest of Ramakrishnan. Interpol has classified the scam park network as a transnational criminal threat, affecting victims in over 60 countries. The United States has previously frozen over $580 million in related cryptocurrency assets, and one "pig butchering" organizer has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

According to Decrypt, the U.S. Department of Justice has seized the scam website tickmilleas.com, which is operated by Myanmar's "Taichang Scam Park" and is used to disguise a cryptocurrency trading platform to deceive investors.The FBI stated that several victims have recently been scammed. This action is related to the previously sanctioned Cambodian Huione Group, which has closed its Phnom Penh branch and suspended withdrawals this week.

ChainCatcher News, the U.S. Treasury Department on Monday imposed sanctions on 19 entities operating in Southeast Asia involved in scam networks, including 9 entities from Myanmar and 10 entities from Cambodia, which forced victims of trafficking to participate in cryptocurrency investment scams. Last year, U.S. citizens lost over $10 billion due to scams originating from Southeast Asia.The nine sanctioned entities from Myanmar are reportedly operating under the protection of the already sanctioned Karen National Liberation Army. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, Brian E. Nelson, stated, "Cyber scams in Southeast Asia not only threaten the welfare and financial security of Americans but also leave thousands of people enslaved in modern-day slavery. The U.S. Treasury will use all available tools to combat organized financial crime and protect Americans from the significant harm these scams can cause."

ChainCatcher news, according to U.S. President Trump, the United States will impose a 40% tariff on Myanmar and a 40% tariff on Laos.

ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShieldAlert, Vitalik.eth donated 10 ETH to myanmarquake.eth to support the relief efforts for the 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Mandalay, Myanmar.

ChainCatcher news, Zhao Changpeng stated that he has donated 1000 BNB to Myanmar and Thailand.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Binance Charity and Binance founder and former CEO Zhao Changpeng have jointly launched a donation initiative. This initiative will donate $1.5 million worth of BNB to users confirmed to reside in areas affected by the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand, to support local relief efforts.The identity verification of the donation recipients will be based on users' KYC or POA information. Eligible users must complete KYC or POA certification by March 31, 2025, and will subsequently receive the corresponding BNB token vouchers through the rewards center by April 14, 2025.Binance CEO Richard Teng stated, "We are deeply saddened by the devastating earthquake that has occurred in Myanmar, Thailand, and surrounding areas. We pray for the victims, their families, and all those affected by this disaster. Binance stands in solidarity with the community, and we hope our efforts can bring some comfort and assistance during this difficult time."

ChainCatcher message, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao stated, "I will donate 500 BNB each to Myanmar and Thailand. Is there a transparent on-chain donation system with DID (Decentralized Identity)? If not, I will rely on Binance and Binance Thailand to distribute."

ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, the Thai government cut off electricity, internet, and fuel supplies in the Thai-Myanmar border area at 9 AM on February 5 (10 AM Beijing time) to combat local cryptocurrency scam centers. This operation involved five service providers in the regions of Myawaddy, Payathonzu, and Tachilek.According to investigations, the KK Park scam center located in Myawaddy is suspected of defrauding $100 million worth of USDT through a "pig butchering" scheme. In 2023, Myanmar authorities rescued 1,200 imprisoned individuals in the area. This power cut operation is an important measure taken by the Thai government in response to pressure from China, following concerns raised by Chinese actors who were scammed in the region.Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha stated that scam activities severely affect Thailand's national image and that strict measures need to be taken. Although the power cut will impact local residents and the normal operation of hospitals, the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that relevant communities had been notified in advance.

ChainCatcher news, the Slow Mist security team recently investigated the incident involving actor Wang Xing being deceived into going to Myanmar and analyzed the chat screenshots circulating on social media. The screenshots mentioned that Wang Xing was "picked up" and required to pay a guarantee fee of 14,000 USDT, along with a cryptocurrency address. Slow Mist found that the screenshot was fabricated and has no direct connection to the incident involving Wang Xing.Analysis of the address (TAiv3gxSGkf7x...gAB6FU4XV5HPn) shows that it received a total of 2.22 million USDT since September 2024, with the most recent transaction occurring on January 12, 2025. According to the timeline released by the Thai Immigration Bureau, Wang Xing entered Thailand on January 3 and subsequently went missing.Analysis of related transactions did not reveal any transactions related to the 14,000 USDT, and there were inconsistencies in the timing of the screenshots, further proving that the screenshots were fabricated. Slow Mist reminds users to remain vigilant and avoid falling for online rumors.

ChainCatcher news, Wu said in a report, according to FT, blockchain analysis company Chainalysis and the U.S. anti-slavery organization International Justice Mission have analyzed that a company operating in Myanmar has defrauded victims of over $100 million in less than two years.Chainalysis stated that, based on its tracking of USDT, these assets were used to transfer funds from "pig butchering" victims. Its analysis indicated that USDT was also used to make payments to a company located in an area known as KK Park in eastern Myanmar, with funds coming from the families of trafficked workers, who were allegedly forced to pay ransoms for their release.

According to Chain Catcher news, as reported by Cointelegraph, Myanmar's Minister of Planning of the National Unity Government, Tin Tun Naing, stated that they are considering using the country's frozen national reserves as asset backing for issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC). These reserves have been frozen since February 2021 in accounts at the New York Federal Reserve Bank in Singapore, Thailand, and Japan, potentially amounting to billions of dollars. (Cointelegraph)