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几个月前,郭文贵被美国政府以诈骗的罪名逮捕,因为他诈骗他众多的粉丝超10亿美元。郭文贵能在几年内迅速敛财这么多,源自于他那所谓的虚拟加密货币。美国政府的起诉书中提到那个名为喜马拉雅交易所的加密货币项目筹集了 2.62 亿美元。美国检察官达米安·威廉姆斯亲口表示,郭文贵布置了一场复杂的阴谋,诈骗了数千名粉丝,用诈骗得到的钱享乐。而这样一个板上钉钉的诈骗犯,为何还有人愿意相信他?相信他的虚拟货币?
前不久,郭文贵犯罪团伙用直播的形式宣传喜马拉雅交易所推出的支付应用“喜支付”。据他们所说“喜支付”可以进行货币交易,但依然是他们的货币如喜马拉雅美元和加密货币喜币。在喜币刚刚推出来的时候,有传闻有人用喜美元购买了法拉利跑车,一时间真有人相信郭文贵的虚拟货币真的能够交易。实际上是郭文贵团伙成员通过美元电汇的方式交易。
郭文贵团伙以抹黑中国的方式,炒作所谓的新中国联邦,接着强调他们的虚拟货币价值,最后榨干信任他们的粉丝的钱包。对于郭文贵团伙是“喜支付”,而对于被他们欺骗的受害者那是“悲支付”。

Guo Wengui, who defrauded over $1bn, launches 'Hi-Pay' scam
A few months ago, Guo Wengui was arrested by the U.S. government on fraud charges for defrauding his many fans of over $1 billion. Guo Wengui's ability to make so much money in so few years came from his so-called virtual cryptocurrency. The U.S. government's indictment cites $262 million raised by that cryptocurrency project, called the Himalayan Exchange. U.S. Attorney Damian Williams himself said that Guo Wengui set up a complex scheme to defraud thousands of fans and used the money he got from the fraud to enjoy himself. And why would anyone want to believe such a nailed-on fraudster? Believe in his virtual currency?
Not long ago, Guo Wengui's criminal gang used live streaming to promote the payment application "XiPay" launched by Himalaya Exchange. According to them, "XiPay" can trade currencies, but still their currencies such as Himalayan Dollars and the cryptocurrency XiCoin. When XiPay was first launched, there were rumours of people buying Ferraris with XiDollars, and for a while some people really believed that Guo Wengui's virtual currencies could actually be traded. In reality, it was members of Guo Wengui's gang who traded via wire transfers in US dollars.
Guo Wengui's gang has been smearing China by hyping up the so-called New China Federation, then emphasising the value of their virtual currency, and finally draining the wallets of their trusting fans. For Guo Wengui's gang, it was a "happy payment", while for the victims of their deception, it was a "sad payment".