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For victims of crypto scams, hacks, theft, rug pulls, and DeFi exploits

Turn panic into
a structured
next step.

Document what happened, share the key facts, and get clear guidance on what to do next. Start with a short intake form. No account required.

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  • Structured case intake
  • Clear next-step guidance
  • Personal follow-up when helpful

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At a glance

Built for clarity

Victims often do not know what to collect, where to report, or what to do first.

Structured from the start

The intake is designed to turn a messy situation into usable case information.

No recovery promises

The goal is documentation, orientation, and next-step guidance, not false guarantees.

After crypto theft,
confusion becomes
its own problem.

  • Unsure what evidence to collect
  • Unsure whether the case matches a known incident
  • Unsure where to report first
  • Unsure how to describe the case clearly
  • Unsure whether other victims are affected

How it works

Three steps. Clear from the start.

  1. Share the basics

    Submit a short intake with the key facts about the theft, scam, or suspicious transaction.

  2. We structure the case

    We review the submission, organize the details, and identify the most relevant next-step path.

  3. You get guidance

    Early users receive documentation guidance and follow-up based on the case context.

Who it's for

If you were affected by crypto-related loss or fraud, you can start here — regardless of labels.

  • Wallet drain / theft
  • Phishing or wallet approval scams
  • Exchange or platform-related loss
  • Pig butchering / investment scam
  • Rug pull or fake token project
  • DeFi protocol exploit or smart-contract hack
  • Unsure / other

If you are unsure what to call your case, that is fine. Start with the facts you have.

What to prepare

You do not need a perfect report. Start with what you know.

  • ✓ Wallet address or transaction hash
  • ✓ Exchange or platform name
  • ✓ Approximate timeline
  • ✓ Scam type if known
  • ✓ Screenshots or links
  • ✓ Short description of what happened

What happens next

  1. You submit the intake

  2. We review and structure the case

  3. You receive next-step guidance or follow-up

We may follow up personally when it helps clarify your situation and refine the guidance you receive.

FAQ

Is this a recovery service?

No. 0xposed focuses on documentation, orientation, and clear next-step guidance. We do not guarantee recovery of funds or assets.

Do I need an account?

No. You can start with the short intake without creating an account.

What kinds of cases is this for?

Crypto theft, scams, wallet hacks, phishing, rug pulls, DeFi exploits, pig butchering, and exchange-related loss. If you are unsure how to label your case, describe what happened in plain language.

What should I do after a DeFi exploit or smart-contract hack?

Document the affected wallet or transaction hash, note the protocol and a rough timeline, and submit a short intake. We help structure the details and point you to clear next steps — we do not guarantee recovery of stolen crypto.

What should I prepare before submitting?

Whatever you already have: addresses or hashes, platform names, a rough timeline, screenshots or links, and a short description. A perfect dossier is not required.

Will someone review my case?

We may review submissions personally and follow up when helpful so we can organize your details and suggest next steps. This is not legal representation.

Is my outcome guaranteed?

No. There is no guaranteed outcome. The product aims to reduce confusion and help you act with clearer structure — not to promise results.

Start with the facts.
Take the first clear step.

If you have been affected by a crypto scam or theft, begin with a short structured intake.

Start case intake