

Hustler Casino Live Regular Accused of $5 Million Crypto Scam
Wesley/Dr. Hash, a regular at Hustler Casino Live, has been accused of running a $5 million cryptocurrency scam. An anonymous Reddit account posted evidence showing that they and a friend were scammed of $250,000 after the altcoin SupremeX crashed following extravagant promises.
Wesley, whose real name is Wenzhi Fei, denies all allegations and claims that the poster is out to get him. The Reddit poster is a British 28-year-old financial services professional who developed an interest in crypto. The poster and a friend invested $250,000 in the SupremeX cryptocurrency based on Wesley's promises of a 10-50x return within a year.
Wesley assured the investors that a big investor from China was on the verge of finalizing their contribution, which would increase the coin's value. The investors watched their investment disappear overnight on August 19, 2022, when the entire coin was sold. Wesley's bank account was frozen after evidence was provided, but no money was recovered. The Reddit poster's apartment was burgled, and only data storage devices were taken. Wesley responded to the poster's threats by confirming that his bank account was closed but he had already removed the funds. Wesley denies the allegations and claims that a Hustler Casino Live player is behind the accusations.
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