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This man won a $315,000,000 Powerball jackpot during a trip to return orange juice The 56 year old Tayeb Souami had purchased orange juice for $5, but his wife told him to return it because it was on sale for $2.50 everywhere elese He returned to the shop, went to the customer service counter, and a Powerball sign reading $306 million caught his eye Because he liked the number, he decided to buy two tickets with the cash from the orange juice The next day, he planned to do some work in his backyard, but after realizing his car was dirty, he decided to get it washed first While stopped at a red light, Souami noticed a 7 Eleven store to his right, went inside to check his lottery tickets, and found out he had won the jackpot
Sweep7,359,514 views • 5 months ago
This $200M bank is backed by Parmesan Cheese and is lending people money for cheese In Northern Italy, Credito Emiliano treats cheese like gold The bank currently holds 430,000 wheels of Parmesan worth about $200 million Real Parmesan takes two to three years to get ready This leaves farmers with millions of dollars in premature products they can’t sell, while still needing to pay for cows, bills, and workers By using young cheese as security for a loan, farmers get cash immediately The bank provides up to 80% of the value upfront so these businesses stay running While the loan is active, the cheese stays in high tech vaults where experts look after it If a farmer can't pay, the bank simply sells the aged cheese for a profit
Sweep5,249,776 views • 5 months ago
This man printed $250,000,000 in his basement and served only 6 weeks in prison Frank Bourassa didn’t just make “fake” money he made it better than the government He spent two years studying every security feature of the $20 bill, even tricking a paper mill into making the exact cotton linen blend used by the U.S. Treasury When the Secret Service finally caught him, he was facing 60 years in prison but Frank had a backup $200 million in hidden cash he hadn't spent yet He offered the Feds a deal they couldn’t refuse: The location of his secret stash in exchange for his freedom He served just 6 weeks and paid a fine of $1,350 That’s basically the cost of a TV for a $250 million crime
Sweep4,294,284 views • 5 months ago
This is just one of countless unethical ways money is made online. This video shows a poker bot farm. Multiple bots sit at the same table and share their cards in real time. Because they know each other’s cards, they never bluff or trap each other. They only bet aggressively when the human is statistically behind, and fold otherwise. A single bot farm like this can make more than the house!!
Sweep4,163,856 views • 5 months ago
This man sold his 1932 Lincoln in 2011 for $95,000 for Gold instead of money One of the wildest deals on Pawn Stars happened when a man walked into the shop wanting to sell his rare 1932 Ford Roadster but he didn’t want cash After negotiations, Rick Harrison agreed to buy the car for $95,000 worth of pure gold It was one of the show’s most expensive and unusual transactions Today the same amount of gold would be worth $319,800
Sweep3,671,937 views • 5 months ago
One SINGLE person printed 27% of all fake euros in Europe from his GARAGE Italian police raided a house in Naples and found a printing lab hidden behind the garage To get inside he built a fake wall on rails behind a cabinet that opened with a homemade electronic switch Behind it was an industrial production line with 31 digital printing machines running nonstop He printed €11 million in fake €20, €50, and €100 bills €8 million had already been sold across Europe, mostly through France Police found another €3 million in finished notes ready to ship The European Central Bank confirmed the fakes were so good even the holograms looked real 10 countries reported finding his bills before they tracked them all back to one guy in Naples One man in a garage was responsible for more than a quarter of every fake euro found in Europe in 2023 This would never happen if Bitcoin would be the official currency Every coin is verified by thousands of computers around the world at the same time You could build a thousand of these bunkers and you couldn't print a single fake Bitcoin
Sweep1,742,837 views • 3 months ago
This man destroyed a plane, a Lambo and a yacht for a $988,000 insurance payout T.R. Wright bought a plane for $46,000, insured it for $85,000, and flew it straight into the Gulf of Mexico on purpose Then bought a Lamborghini with a salvage title for $76,000, drove it into a ditch full of water and collected another $169,000 After this his friend set a Cessna jet on fire at a Texas airport for a $440,000 payout Sank a yacht in Hawaii for another $180,000 He filmed the plane crash on his iPad and used the footage in a commercial for a waterproof case That commercial is what made investigators suspicious They arrested him at the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas His partner told the court: "I wanted a friend, basically" and he ended up with 65 months in prison
Sweep1,341,894 views • 3 months ago
4 people collected $141,839 from insurance companies by dressing up as a bear This might be the craziest fraud case of the year One of them put on a bear costume and climbed inside a Rolls Royce Ghost Filmed it and sent the video to their insurance company claiming a real bear damaged the car Same thing with a Mercedes G63 AMG and a Mercedes E350 Three cars Same location 3 different insurance companies An actual biologist was brought in to review the footage He exposed them instantly and said: "That is clearly a human in a bear suit" The reason they got caught? A light brown costume in a state where only black bears exist Police raided the house and found the bear costume and metal meat claws used to fake scratch marks on the leather seats You can't make this up
Sweep1,050,691 views • 3 months ago
This hacker is trying to break into Trezors for $75 million The biggest wallet he's trying to hack holds $66 million in a single device Joe Grand spent 3 years refining a method to recover hardware wallets for people who locked themselves out years ago The technique came from a 15 year old in the UK who figured it out in his bedroom in 2017 and used it to save a Wired editor $30,000 9 years later the same exploit is saving MILLIONS from a single Trezor The most valuable lockpicking in history is happening out of a backyard lab
Sweep694,149 views • 2 months ago
Even the Joker had to pay $137 MILLION in taxes to save him from the IRS 🥀
Sweep1,221,986 views • 5 months ago
Reddit users exploited Robinhood for MILLIONS and still went broke In 2019, a random Redditor called ControlTheNarrative found a bug on Robinhood that counted his borrowed money as his own So every time he traded, the app let him borrow even more on top of money he never had A $2,000 deposit turned into $50,000 of buying power within minutes and instead of slowly pulling it out he bet every dollar on Apple crashing but the stock went up instead Two minutes after market open the entire position was gone and he was tens of thousands in debt to Robinhood, live on his own webcam The only reaction he could had was a "guh" so iconic WallStreetBets still uses it today every time someone blows up their account After that he posted the bug on Reddit A user called MoonYachts turned $4,000 into a $1 million position another one called Cal_Warrior flipped $3,000 into $1.7 million Within days, every single one of the 20 accounts that tried it had been suspended and most of them walked away owing Robinhood tens of thousands of dollars
Sweep512,903 views • 2 months ago
This guy bought an old tank for £30,000 and found inside £2,000,000 worth of gold A military enthusiast called Nick Mead just bought himself a new tank for his collection including over 150 pieces Working with his friend and mechanic, the duo filmed themselves opening up a diesel fuel tank to check for any munitions requiring disposal What they uncovered instead were gold bars, each weighing up to 5kg He didn't know what to do and you can't exactly take five gold bars down to Cash Converters without questions being asked So they called the police Officers claimed the gold and provided the men with nothing but a receipt leaving them with only their tank and no money
Sweep930,763 views • 5 months ago
This woman BLEW UP her own house for $327K and got caught by Find My Phone Angela Frase was a 60 year old woman from Sterling, Ohio who set up her insurance company over 5 weeks to blow up her own house She started by calling the fire department twice in 2 days about small electrical fires in her living room, claiming the house's wiring was bad The fire marshal couldn't find a cause but her insurance company moved her and her husband into a hotel while the home was being repaired Then on August 6 she drove from the hotel to her empty house, turned on her stove burner, filled the entire place with natural gas and left Just after midnight the gas ignited and the house exploded so violently that one side of the building blew out When cops arrived she told them she had been at the hotel all night and a neighbor called her about the fire The insurance company believed her and sent 4 different checks totaling $327,072 over the next 10 months 5 years later the FBI pulled her cell phone location data and found she had been parked outside her own house from 11 pm to 11:30 pm the exact night it blew up She had also forgotten to delete a Facebook post from weeks before saying "It's time to sell this place and move" After this she was sentenced to 2 years federal prison and was ordered to pay back every dollar The entire scheme was busted by the Find My Phone App
Sweep313,002 views • 2 months ago
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Two people laundered stolen Bitcoin for 6 years and got caught because the wife was posting rap videos on YouTube In 2016 hackers stole 120,000 BTC from Bitfinex worth $72 million at the time Ilya Lichtenstein and his wife Heather Morgan spent years laundering it through thousands of small transactions, gift cards, gold and fake identities Meanwhile Heather was uploading rap videos to YouTube calling herself "Razzlekhan" and "the crocodile of Wall Street" By 2022 the stolen BTC was worth $4.5 billion The DOJ arrested them in February 2022 and called it the largest financial seizure in US history at the time She was making music videos about being a tech entrepreneur while sitting on $4.5 billion in stolen Bitcoin
Sweep422,290 views • 3 months ago
In January 2013, trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange reportedly dropped by more than 50% for nearly an hour Not because of a technical issue Traders around the world stopped to watch Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn argue live on CNBC It became one of the most famous on air fights in Wall Street history
Sweep479,072 views • 4 months ago
