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Based on the above, I believe that Hhampuz has stolen the excess money from the BestMixer campaign for his own personal use.

That's quite a leap. You've offered no proof the funds have not been returned BestMixer, or that that Hhampuz sent them to his own personal wallet. You don't know where the money ended up, and apparently that's by design. BestMixer hired to Hhampuz to escrow their funds, and even if he still has the funds in his possession, that's not a scam, he's doing what he was hired to do.

This whole thread is based on a lot of speculation and wishful thinking.

The money very clearly was moved, that cannot be disputed. I explained in the OP how I know Hhampuz did not receive instructions on how to return the money after he ended the campaign.

The theory that Hhampuz moved the money to his own hidden address unknown to anyone and therefore is not stealing is quite the leap. The action of moving the money through a mixer is evidence his intention is to keep the money for himself. There is no reason they would want him to do this.

More assumptions. How can you tell for sure that such instructions weren't provided when they hired him? I can imagine that mixer operators think ahead.

If that is what happened, Hhampuz can respond to this thread and show evidence of that.

Why would he waste his time to reply to this obvious grasp for attention and give you what you want?

The evidence points to him embezzling money....

Further, deposit addresses for ChipMixer are only good for a maximum of 14 days, it would not be possible for Hhampuz to receive instructions to send the excess money to a ChipMixer deposit address when the campaign started, because the campaign lasted longer than that.

What evidence?

You can read the OP.

Your prior support for extortionists doesnt give me confidence you are acting in good faith.

Like I said, what evidence? Funds have moved but you have no insight in (prior) communications between Hhampuz and the people behind Bestmixer. You are just firing shots in the dark, same with the whole Zeroxal thing. Bring hard evidence, not assumptions.