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Find out what actually happened to your crypto — before you spend a dollar on it.
Describe your situation and get a straight answer: what pattern it matches, what your realistic options are, what to do in the next 48 hours, and whether a lawyer would genuinely help or just cost you money.
Takes about three minutes. Nothing is charged, now or later.
$11B+
Reported US losses to cryptocurrency-related fraud in 2025, across 181,565 complaints.
$7.7B
Losses reported by Americans over 60 across all cyber-enabled crime in 2025 — up 37% in a year.
Half
Roughly half of all reported US fraud losses in 2025 involved cryptocurrency in some form.
Source: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2025 Internet Crime Report (published April 2026).
How it works
Three minutes to a clear picture
Most people in this situation get one of two things: silence, or a stranger promising to get their money back for a fee. This is the third option.
Describe what happened
Four short steps and a box for your own words. No account, no payment, no phone number.
Get a real assessment
What pattern this matches, the honest odds, and what actually changes the outcome — in plain English, in about 30 seconds.
Act while it still matters
A tailored evidence checklist, the official places to report, and the questions to ask any lawyer before you hire them.
Read this first
What we will never do
This niche is full of people who target victims a second time. Here is our side of it, in writing, so you can hold us to it.
- We never charge a fee to recover funds — not upfront, not later.
- We never ask for your seed phrase, private keys, or wallet access.
- We never promise your money back. Most crypto sent to a scammer is not recovered.
- We never sell your details to a call centre or a lead broker.
Guides
Understand the pattern you're caught in
Written to be read by someone who is upset and short on time.
Act now
The first 48 hours after a crypto scam
The window where speed genuinely changes the outcome — what to do, in order, starting right now.
Protect yourself
How to spot a fake crypto recovery service
Being scammed once puts you on a list. Here is exactly how the second scam works and how to recognise it.
Know the pattern
Pig butchering, explained without the jargon
The long-con investment scam behind a large share of crypto losses — how it is built, and why it works on careful people.
Work out where you stand
Is it fraud, or is it a dispute?
These two look similar from the inside and lead to completely different paths. This is how to tell them apart.
For founders and issuers
Is my token a security? Where US law stands in 2026
The GENIUS Act is law, the CLARITY Act is not — what that means for classifying a token right now.