A video making rounds on social media has left netizens stunned. Recently, a young man claimed that his small Bitcoin investment in 2002 has grown into a staggering Rs 30000 crore, and he wants to donate half of the earned money for the promotion of Sanatan Dharma. In the viral circulating videos, the man reveals that he wants to donate the half-earned amount to Aniruddhacharya Maharaj, a.k.a. ‘Pookie Baba.’ But the catch is the spiritual leader had a surprising response. Let’s find out what he said.While speaking confidently, the young man expressed his intentions to donate half of his fortune to religious causes. The sheer magnitude of his claim left many viewers both amazed and sceptical, questioning whether such a fortune truly exists.The incident has now sparked a broader conversation online about the responsibilities that come with wealth and the ways in which religious devotion can intersect meaningfully with social development.As soon as the video surfaced on social media. It quickly sparked discussions. Taking to X (formerly called Twitter), a user wrote, “Bro tried to scam Guruji with 30000 Crore Bitcoin FD ?? Guruji rocked with a Smile ?? Income Tax & FM Dept will earn our entire STT if they catch this kid ?.”While one said, “Bitcoin price was just ?6 in 2010. He might be an early investor.”“Sach Bol raha hai kya bhai. Itna Vada paisa hai to you can directly get details,” another added. (Is he telling the truth, brother? If it’s really that much money, you could directly check the details.)"Wow, that’s wild! Can’t believe someone thought they could pull that off. Guruji’s got some serious chill though! Hope the kid learns a lesson from this. ?," another added."Way too smart for a kid."One wrote, "He has done his work!!! He is having good marketing skills."Aniruddhacharya Maharaj had a completely different perspective. Instead of accepting the massive donation personally, he calmly advised the young man: “Don’t give the money to me—use it to build schools, support children’s education, and uplift society.”His message was clear that true service to Sanatan Dharma isn't just about large donations or rituals; it is about creating lasting impact through knowledge and welfare.