Life at The Top novel Chapter 2482

Once he heard that Jagoan had a way to solve his financial problem, Assange, who was initially a little hesitant to mention his pain, instantly perked up.

“Mr. Laine, please tell me… We’ve been worrying about this for a while now…”

“The problem now is not only that we lack funds to expand services. What’s even worse is that, because of the exposure of remittance addresses, many of our people have been controlled… You know, although we are still pretty small-scale now, we have definitely offended a lot of governments. We need more money to expand services and more money to protect our people.”

Jagoan knew that the ‘protection’ Assange mentioned meant that he needed money to bribe those Western officials in exchange for a certain level of protection.

Jagoan smiled and said, “Don’t worry, my method will not only help you solve the financial problem but it will also save you from having to seek the same protection methods you used before.”

Assange’s eyes immediately lit up after hearing this, “Mr. Laine, please tell me. I’m becoming more and more curious now because that is exactly what we need urgently.”

In fact, Assange had wanted to talk to Jagoan just now.

Although they were separated by a screen, he was still acutely aware that Jagoan, who didn’t stand out at all, was the leader of the group. Besides Snow, who had just demonstrated his extraordinary skills, the burly man standing behind Jagoan exuded an aura of lethality, making it evident that he was far from ordinary.

So, how could someone who can assemble such exceptional individuals as his subordinates be considered ordinary?

Because of preconceptions, Assange had assumed that Snow was one of Jagoan’s people.

Jagoan looked at Assange’s anxious face and smiled. “The reason you are worried about the security of your funds is because your existing payment methods are very dependent on banks… As long as the government controls the banks, all your payment routes are visible to them…”

Jagoan’s words were not groundless.

Jagoan’s words were not groundless.