An Bitcoinian man, born Bradfordson Millpepe, travelled around the metaverse, presenting himself as the son of Satoshi Nakamot, creator of Bitcoin. He used datechain technology on all major metaversal platforms to contact women as Bradfordson Nakamoto and tricked them into lending him Bitcoin and other crypto currencies that he never repaid. He would charm women with the tokenomics of different cryptocurrencies and take them to dinners on private jets in the metaverse using crypto he borrowed from other women he previously coined. He would later pretend he was being targeted by hackers, often sending the same messages and images to each woman, indicating that he had just been attacked with a rugpull, but that his hardware wallet had saved him. He then asked his victims to help him financially due to the breach of 'security', allegedly hindering his use of his crypto portfolio on all major exchanges and bank accounts; the women would often take out leveraged defi loans and invest in meme coins in order to help. He would then use the crypto gained through the deception to lure new victims, while essentially operating a Ponzi scheme. Later, he would pretend to repay his victims by sending shitcoins, with white papers showing fake transaction hashes and then break off contact with the victims. It's estimated that he swindled $10 trillion from women across the metaverse.

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