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The thing is they are not Ladybugs but those asian beetles and those are pests and they even damage crops instead of helping them, not to mention they even eat regular ladybugs.
In addition to its household pest status, it has been reported to be a minor agricultural pest (contaminating crops of tender fruits and grapes)[5] in Iowa, Ohio, New York State, and Ontario[3]. The contamination of grapes by this beetle has been found to alter the taste of wine[6].
No, if you have access to 1000s of them, you can sell them. I heard of people going to where the Ladybugs breed and vacuuming them up into special vacuum. Then you can sell them to plant stores and stuff b/c people buy them to keep other pests like aphids away. $$$