Recovery & forensics insights
Plain-English guidance on tracing stolen crypto, spotting recovery-room scams, and what realistic asset recovery looks like across Europe.
What to Do After a Crypto Scam: 8-Step Checklist
Just been scammed out of crypto? A clear, numbered action plan for the first 24 hours — what to do, what to keep, who to tell, and what to avoid.
How Blockchain Forensics Works (Plain English)
How investigators trace stolen crypto: address clustering, attribution, chain of custody, and court-admissible reports — explained without the jargon.
Can stolen crypto be traced? What's realistic
Most stolen crypto can be traced on public blockchains. What tracing can and can't do, what stops it, and why tracing isn't the same as recovery.
How to Spot a Crypto Recovery-Room Scam
Recovery-room scams target people who already lost crypto. The warning signs that an offer of help is itself a fraud — and how a real firm behaves.
MiCA and Crypto Asset Recovery, Explained
What MiCA and the EU Travel Rule mean for fraud victims — why a forensic firm is not a CASP, and how the rules can support a trace and a freeze.
Is Crypto Recovery Actually Possible? Honest Answer
An honest look at when stolen crypto can be recovered and when it cannot — what affects the odds, and why no legitimate firm guarantees a result.
How to Report Crypto Fraud in the EU (2026 Guide)
Lost crypto to a scam? The first steps to take, what evidence to keep, and which authority to report to in Spain, Germany, France and across the EU.
Think you've lost crypto to a scam?
Start with a free, no-obligation case review — a senior investigator will tell you honestly whether your case is worth pursuing, before you spend anything. The first 72 hours matter most.