
After a crypto scam, every hour counts. Acting quickly, securing evidence, and filing the correct report significantly increases your chances of recovering stolen crypto assets. This guide explains which authorities are responsible, what information is needed to file a report, and how crypto forensics can expedite the investigation.

Is your cryptocurrency exchange or bank suddenly demanding proof of source of funds? When does this apply, what does "Proof of Source of Funds" mean, and why is a tax report insufficient? This article explains the thresholds, typical pitfalls, and what a forensic proof of source actually achieves.

The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has officially warned against blue-invest.org: The operators are offering financial services without authorization, and hundreds of investors have lost money. Anyone who has transferred cryptocurrencies to the platform should secure their records before they are lost. This article explains how forensic blockchain analysis and wallet checks can help now.

0.039 Bitcoins were considered lost – but they were frozen, secured, and fully reimbursed to the victim. Through consistent blockchain analysis, collaboration with an international crypto platform, and the intervention of the Berlin public prosecutor's office, this case demonstrates that crypto fraud is not a lawless space. It sends a strong message to victims – and clearly shows that persistent action pays off.

After a crypto scam, the money often seems lost – but with stablecoins like USDT or USDC, it's possible to freeze stolen funds under certain conditions. Learn how a "freeze" works technically, what legal steps are necessary, and why acting quickly can determine the success of the recovery.