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Loss event framing
Clarify asset types, amounts, timestamps, and whether custody was self-hosted or platform-based.
Recovery intelligence
We map where value moved and which institutional or legal channels may apply—without promising that funds will be returned.
Recovery intelligence connects on-chain tracing, platform identifiers, and procedural options after a loss. It is distinct from marketing claims that imply automatic refunds.
Deliverables emphasize verified movements, counterparty touchpoints, and realistic constraints imposed by jurisdiction, custody, and time elapsed.
Recovery depends on the circumstances of each case and cannot be guaranteed. Past tracing success does not predict outcomes in your matter. Any third party promising certain recovery should be treated with extreme caution.
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Clarify asset types, amounts, timestamps, and whether custody was self-hosted or platform-based.
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Follow outbound flows to labeled services where blockchain data and exports allow.
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Identify plausible routes—exchange freezes, civil discovery, law enforcement—not success rates.
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Collect transaction IDs, platform accounts, and communications without requesting seed material.
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Reconstruct graphs across relevant chains and correlate with OSINT on involved brands.
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Summarize feasible actions, dependencies, and explicit uncertainty about recovery outcomes.
Chronological ledger of verified transfers with confidence notes.
Exchanges, domains, and wallets encountered with attribution rationale.
Non-promissory guidance aligned with legal and reporting steps.
No. We provide intelligence and structured options; recovery depends on facts, timing, and third parties outside our control.
Never. Initial review uses transaction records and account exports you choose to share.
Tracing shows movement; recovery intelligence adds procedural context and prioritized next steps.
Submit non-sensitive details for a confidential assessment of what analysis can realistically support.