On February 17th, according to Onchain Lens, an unknown programmer named "Hu LeZhi" burned 600 $ETH and donated over 1411 $ETH to a charity organization. In addition, he also sent 133 $ETH to @ethereumfndn with a message expressing concern about the phenomenon of digital slavery. The message mentioned that with the large-scale military deployment of brain-chip implants, all military power is controlled by citizens through base stations, radio waves, and nano-brain-chip implants, calling on the public to pay attention to this new type of crime pattern, warning that if he becomes a victim of this process, he will choose to end his life.
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