某个要帮客户出货8万BTC 的公司来聊合作。这个公司最好玩的是他们的老板曾经把某个爆雷的币纹在了身上…
（不能再说了。中文推他们公司应该没有人能看懂吧😆）
按照美国的KYC 标准，他们其实知道那个远古巨鲸是谁，但是无法透露客户身份。

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A company that wants to help a client ship 80,000 BTC came to discuss cooperation. The most interesting thing about this company is that their boss once had a tattoo of a certain explosive coin on his body...
(I can’t say any more. No one will understand if I promote their company in Chinese😆)
According to the US KYC standards, they actually knew who the ancient whale was, but they could not reveal the identity of the customer.

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