Jay Chou has deleted social media posts related to "looking for friends to invest in Bitcoin together"
ChainCatcher news, Jay Chou's friend disappeared after investing over 100 millions RMB worth of BTC on his behalf, prompting Jay Chou to warn, "If you don't show up, you're finished." Subsequently, Cai Weize responded that he would "temporarily stop using social media." Taiwanese media revealed that the two are suspected to be involved in a financial dispute involving over 100 millions New Taiwan Dollars. Cai Weize was entrusted to manage an account and invest in bitcoin for Jay Chou, but claimed a year ago that the account was locked for some reason and has yet to return the assets. Jay Chou privately messaged him but received no reply, leaving him with no choice but to take this action.
However, community users noticed that Jay Chou has deleted the related post from his Instagram, but has unfollowed Cai Weize.
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