Lu Jun's court hearing has remained undecided for over six months, second supplementary indictment reveals 12.18 million yuan in bribes including Bitcoin benefits

Odaily reported that Lu Jun, former deputy president of the Shanghai branch of China Development Bank, vice president of CDB Capital, and later head of the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund, is accused of accepting bribes totaling over 700 million yuan. In a second supplementary indictment by the Baishan City People's Procuratorate, it was disclosed that Lu Jun and his long-time colleague Du Yang received "benefits" of 12.18 million yuan, including equity consideration from Zhongqing Xinxin and Bitcoin. The involved Bitcoin is said to have been obtained through Du Yang's cooperative mining activities. Lu Jun's defense lawyer stated that Lu Jun was unaware of the Bitcoin mining activities. The case was adjourned by the presiding judge on November 28, 2025. To date, more than six months have passed since the trial began, and the case has not yet been decided. (Caixin)