This matter is indeed quite ironic. The person who became famous in the crypto community for the "routing" strategy has recently been released, but there are two versions circulating about the reason for his release.

One version is that a big shot directly sponsored him, aiming to see if his electronic pet project could survive the winter, and to gain some heat and traffic in the process—after all, public opinion heat itself is a kind of asset.

The other, more realistic version: a professional bail company got involved, charging an annual interest rate of 15-25%. The key point is that if he cannot repay the money, they have the right to handle his remains after his death. This is essentially a real-life "kill line"—once touched, there's no turning back.

Both hypotheses have their own craziness. The first reveals the current state of the crypto community's ecosystem, while the second deeply exposes the brutal logic of high-interest bail businesses. Regardless of which is true, this story already says everything.