The day before yesterday, I went to see Jackie Chan's movie, and my friends were flooding my social media feed. "Tracking the Wind" incorporated encryption elements that made it a thrilling experience, worth double the ticket price. As the movie ended, a guy in the back row muttered, "When Jackie Chan signed with MetaMask, I got goosebumps."

In simple terms, this film did three things that no one has done before - it is the first domestic film to make encryption the main storyline, rather than just a background element.

Jackie Chan plays a detective investigating cross-border money laundering, with a transaction of 30,000 USDT from MetaMask being a key clue; Zhang Zifeng writes the mnemonic phrase on paper and hides it in the corner of her clothes, and the next moment she lights it on fire, the camera gives a close-up.
The technical details are on point; even the old investors are convinced after seeing it.

The main chain is chosen as Ethereum, with BTC and Tron making guest appearances in the flashback; all props are original factory goods—Ledger hardware on display, mnemonic phrase in BIP39 format, K-line directly adjusted via TradingView, and even the DAO multi-signature follows the 2/3 rule.
The review can pass because it defines the coin as a "tool"; the main theme is still pursuing the murderer.

Hong Kong co-productions + overseas filming provided creative space; in the end, the police still caught the person, and the on-chain assets were also locked, maintaining the right values.

Tony Leung is the most explosive; the villain Zhao Chongwu he plays hides the cold wallet at the bottom of the fish tank, locking 200 million DAO with multi-signature. In a panic, he breaks the Ledger to force a hand, full of crazy geek vibes.

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

Watch it as a cop and robber action film from outside the circle, and don't bring newcomers inside, as it’s easy to spoil by explaining on site. As the old saying goes: technology is innocent, but human nature has its shadows; after enjoying it, remember to keep your mnemonic phrases safe.