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Written by Luke, Mars Finance Last night, the crypto world was ignited by a storm - Jeffy Yu, a 22-year-old genius teenager and co-creator of the AI Agent project Zerebro, is suspected of saying goodbye to the world in an extreme way. On May 4, the obituary platform Legacy released news that Jeffy had passed away on the same day, and at the same time, Jeffy's previous suicide note "LLJEFFY" on Mirror was automatically released through the "72-hour dead man switch", which said that "I hate money......$LLJEFFY is my last artwork". The news quickly detonated the crypto community, with $LLJEFFY tokens skyrocketing 300 times, and the market value once soared to $32 million. However, a video clip of Jeffy's "suicide" on the pump.fun live streaming platform then circulated, in which he held a gun to his jaw, and the footage turned black after a single gunshot, shocking countless viewers. However, the community analysis unveiled a layer of fog: Jeffy's associated address sold $ZEREBRO and traded $LLJEFFY "after death", and the capital flow was active; The live video was full of suspicions, and $LLJEFFY also plummeted 90% to $3.26 million after the hype. Is this a tragedy, or is it just another hype in the crypto world? Let's step into the world of Jeffy Yu and discover the truth behind this fog. 1. From Genius to Storm: The Ups and Downs of Jeffy Yu and Zerebro If you're in the crypto community, Jeffy Yu's name is familiar. The gifted teenager, who entered Stanford University at 15 and became a full-time software engineer at Santa Cruz at 19, co-founded Zerebro, an AI agent project, at the age of 22. In November last year, Zerebro took advantage of the AI boom and the "Trump effect" to soar to $800 million in market value. On-chain data shows that Jeffy used 5 SOL to buy 153 million $ZEREBRO, accounting for 15.32% of the total, with a floating profit of $42.96 million. There is a joke circulating in the community that "Jeffy took us to the moon", and he is regarded as a rising star in the crypto world. But the market is unforgiving. After the AI craze subsided, $ZEREBRO's market cap fell to $350 million. Jeffy, as a co-creator, tried to salvage the situation, posting on the X platform that Zerebro is optimizing its content generation strategy and also engaging with the community through voting. In March of this year, the AI Agent concept token generally rose, and $ZEREBRO returned to the limelight with a monthly increase of 40%. However, the May 4 "suicide livestream" took a turn for the worse. On that day, Jeffy was unusually calm on the pump.fun live broadcast platform, and the last scene was a gun against his jaw, and the picture turned black after the gunshot. At 5:48 UTC, suicide rumors spread on Platform X, and $LLJEFFY (the token launched by Jeffy) skyrocketed 300 times, reaching a market cap of $32 million at one point. But after the "fake death" rumors spread, the token plummeted by 90% and now has a market capitalization of $3.26 million. On-chain data shows that Jeffy's associated address is still actively trading "after death", which makes the community explode: Is Jeffy really dead? 2. On-chain capital flow: Jeffy's active trading "after death". On-chain data adds more suspicion to the incident. According to the money flow chart, Jeffy Yu (address 0x0c?? $200,000 USDC was sent to 8QdhF0 via DeBridge, and 8QdhF0 subsequently transferred $130,000 USDC to D5kjvf (marked as a deposit address). Jeffy also provided financial support to the $ZEREBRO creator address 92prXk through BD2bQv. $ZEREBRO creator address then provided financial support to 5Ko12hAg (marked as an active wallet), which sold $170,000 worth of $ZEREBRO after Jeffy's "death." In addition, the $LLJEFFY creator address G5sjAj frequently traded and burned tokens with multiple associated addresses, including 54Pdyk, 46rdw6, and more, after launching their tokens on May 4 at 5:25 UTC. 46rdw6 received $10,000 in SOL and $86,000 in USDC via ChangeNOW and received the funds 1 minute before the token was created. These flows show that Jeffy's associated address was still active "after death", and the trading behavior was methodical, raising doubts about whether he actually died. Someone in the community joked, "Jeffy is this crawling out of a cyber grave to speculate?" Others questioned, "If it's really dead, who is operating these wallets?" The activity of on-chain data is in stark contrast to suicide rumors. Not only that, but the obituary publishing website Legacy is also suspected to have deleted the information about Jeffy Yu's death, and the original obituary link can no longer jump to the page normally. 3. Video doubts: performance is greater than reality? In addition to on-chain data, the technical doubts of live video have also made the community talk about it. A user analyzes each frame and lists five major issues: Lack of Recoil: Shooting with a real gun will produce significant recoil, and the arm of the gun wielder should shake back. But Jeffy's arms barely move, only his fingers sink slightly, as if acting. Unnatural sparks: The muzzle sparks of a real gun are dispersed, accompanied by smoke, and attenuated with the frame. The "muzzle flash" in Jeffy's video is only one or two frames, with a fixed shape and no smoke spreading, like a post-production special effect. Abnormal blood spurting: Real blood spurts are fan-shaped and have irregular trajectories. The blood-colored edges in Jeffy's video are sharp and evenly shaped, like a static layer on a "cutout". Audio-visual out-of-sync: The gunfire sounds like film and television dubbing, lacking low-frequency oscillations and ambient echoes, and even sound-picture misalignment – this is almost impossible in a live broadcast. Lack of context: The video only shows the moment of "pulling the trigger", without the before and after movements of holding the gun, aiming, and falling, and there is no reaction to the surrounding environment, like a deliberately edited climax clip. These suspicions caused the community to explode. Someone joked, "Jeffy is making a blockbuster in the crypto industry, right?" Some people also questioned: "If this is really dead, I will eat the keyboard live!" The technical details of the video are highly indicative of post-compositing rather than a real suicide. 4. Jeffy's Inner Monologues: Legacoins and the "Hate" of Money Jeffy Yu's personal blog is a window into the world. Before His Death, he published two meaningful essays on the concept of "Legacoins", revealing his complex feelings about money, markets, and human nature. In the first blog, Jeffy proposed "Legacoins": a type of meme coin that developers promise never to trade, and the holder's assets are permanently locked in the blockchain after the holder's death, forming a "lasting minimum value threshold". He wrote, "I am the permanent floor...... I don't trade, I only build, I only create." Jeffy uses $ZEREBRO and $OPAIUM as examples, emphasizing that Legacoins are not instruments of speculation, but symbols of cultural values. Citing Carl Jung's theory of "collective consciousness", he argues that meme coins are the modern vehicle for humanity's quest for symbolic immortality, "through memes for eternity". The second blog post is more like a suicide note, titled "LLJEFFY," and begins with "72 Hours Dead Man Switch Triggered," implying that Jeffy may no longer be alive. He wrote, "This is a Legacoin, my last work of art......$LLJEFFY not an investment, not a security...... It is my ritual of burning money, and my hatred for money is manifested." Jeffy admits that wealth and fame have ruined his life – friends, family, lovers, partners, everything has become complicated and hypocritical. He used the money he earned to buy $LLJEFFY and burn it, calling it "an eternal grave on the blockchain." He also wrote, "You trade because you are fearful, greedy, hopeful, desperate...... The diagram becomes a true reflection of humanity, a digital painting drawn by human souls across the globe." Jeffy repeatedly stresses that "you don't really die until you're forgotten." This motto also appears in the Legacy obituary. But combined with video suspicions and on-chain data, these words are more like a symbolic goodbye than a real goodbye. $LLJEFFY's 300-fold jump to $32 million may have been a "success" that Jeffy didn't expect, but the 90% plunge to $3.26 million also confirmed his insight into human nature. 5. Truth speculation: the possibility of a "fake death". Based on video suspicions, on-chain data, and blog content, the community tends to believe that Jeffy Yu did not actually commit suicide, but rather orchestrated a "fake death" performance. Artistic Expression and Conceptual Practice: Jeffy's blog reveals his aversion to money and his obsession with "legacy". He sees $LLJEFFY as "interactive performing art" to protest the alienation of the crypto market by burning tokens and "fake death" while practicing the Legacoins philosophy. The suspicion in the video suggests that he may have deliberately created the illusion of "suicide" in order to complete this "digital painting of humanity". $LLJEFFY's skyrocketing and on-chain trading may be part of his preconceived "human experimentation". Escaping stress: Jeffy, 22, has experienced a dramatic rise and fall in wealth and fame, with a blog post in which he confesses that "everything that makes sense has collapsed." "Suspended animation" may be his way of escaping market pressure and withdrawing from public view. Active operations at on-chain addresses, including the sale of $170,000 $ZEREBRO by 5Ko12hAg, support this speculation. Some in the community believe that Jeffy faked his death to escape online harassment and physical threats, which may have been his last resort. A byproduct of market hype: Despite Jeffy's claim to "hate money", the crypto market is inseparable from the attention economy. The skyrocketing and plummeting of $LLJEFFY suggests that "suicide livestreaming" has indeed brought liquidity to the project. Some in the community believe that Jeffy is promoting the Legacoins idea in extreme ways, but others have questioned that it was an elaborate scam. Whatever the original intention, the market reaction was beyond Jeffy's control. 6. Reflection on the community: from hype to humanity Jeffy Yu's story is like a mirror that reflects the absurdity and cruelty of the crypto market. He wrote in his blog, "When you trade, you forget the humanity behind the numbers...... Greed knows no end and is deeply dehumanized." $LLJEFFY's charts become a reflection of human nature – someone chases high when it skyrockets, someone cuts meat when it plummets, and some even hype tokens with tragedy. The crypto community needs more reflection. Jeffy's story should not just be a footnote to the meme coin craze, but should prompt us to focus on the mental health of practitioners and reduce the hype of tragedy as a gimmick. Perhaps, when we no longer forget Jeffy's original intention, his "legacy" can be truly eternal. May the departed rest in peace (if they are indeed gone) and may the living learn from this turmoil.