WhiteRock Engineer’s Alleged Death Disputed as Online Activity Surfaces

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT has uncovered evidence contradicting WhiteRock Finance's claim that its lead cryptography engineer, Amin Razavi, died in a missile strike in Iran. The engineer's ongoing activity on GitHub and Trello suggests the company's July 2 announcement may have been premature—or inaccurate.

WhiteRock's statement described Razavi as a 'brilliant mind' lost too soon, but the crypto community is now questioning the firm's credibility. Observers note the engineer's public contributions continued well past the alleged date of death, with ZachXBT sarcastically calling it 'a miracle.'

The controversy compounds existing scrutiny around WhiteRock. Founder Ildar Ilham was arrested in the UAE last month and faces extradition to the Netherlands, though the charges remain unspecified. These developments threaten to erode trust in a project operating at the intersection of finance and cutting-edge cryptography.