“…[10] Moreover, thiocyanates are versatile building blocks that can be readily converted into heterocycles [11] and other sulfur-based compounds, such as thiols, [12] thioethers, [13] disulfides, [14] thiocarbamates, [15] isothiocyanates, [16] and trifluoromethylthiolates. [17] Therefore, direct and straightforward methods for the preparation of organothiocyanates, [18][19][20] especially with simple, cheap, and commercially available thiocyanating agents, are of great interest in organic synthesis. In this context, examples that could construct valuable heterocycles via cascade difunctionalization/cyclization of alkenes are scarce.…”