The day before yesterday, I went to see Jackie Chan's movie, and my friends' circle has been flooded with posts about it. "Catch the Wind and Chase the Shadows" turned the encryption elements into highlights, making the ticket price worth double. As we were leaving, a guy in the back row muttered, "The moment Jackie Chan signed the contract with MetaMask, I got goosebumps."

In simple terms, this film did three things that no one has ever done before – it is the first domestic film to make encryption the main storyline, not just a backdrop.

Jackie Chan plays a detective investigating cross-border money laundering, with a 30,000 USDT transfer from MetaMask being a key clue; Zhang Zifeng writes the mnemonic phrase on paper and hides it in her clothing, and in the next moment, she lights it on fire, with the camera giving a close-up.

The technical details are top-notch, even seasoned investors are convinced after seeing them.

The main chain chosen is Ethereum, with BTC and Tron making appearances in the flashback; all the props are original—Ledger hardware is showcased, the mnemonic phrase is in BIP39 format, K-line is directly adjusted via TradingView, and even the DAO multi-signature follows the 2/3 rule.

The review can pass because it defines the currency as a "tool", with the main theme still being the pursuit of the culprit.

Hong Kong co-production + overseas shooting provided a creative space; in the end, the police still caught the person, and the on-chain assets were also locked, maintaining a proper perspective.

Tony Leung is the most explosive, playing the villain Zhao Chongwu who hides the cold wallet at the bottom of the fish tank, locking up 200 million DAO with his multi-signature. In a moment of desperation, he breaks the Ledger to take control, exuding a full-on mad genius vibe.

The Easter egg is also well hidden: the block height at the end is 20601723, corresponding to the ENS domain "fengying2026.eth", and the sequel is estimated to have already started production.

Watch it as a cop-and-robber thriller outside the circle, but don't bring newcomers inside the circle, as it can easily lead to on-site explanations and spoilers. As the old saying goes: technology is innocent, but human intentions have consequences. After enjoying it, remember to keep your mnemonic phrase safe.