I’ve had some people reach out to me over the years about their crypto being stolen and I think some of the things mentioned by @zachxbt in this thread are important to highlight. I always tell people the same thing but these actions should be taken before even reaching out to me or anyone else because most of us can’t really do much to begin with. 1. Understand that a lot of the entities that contact you to help you “recover” your assets are predatory or just outright scammers. If you talk about the loss publicly they will reach out to you in an attempt to extract even more. 2. Note the addresses that the funds are moved to and reach out to any exchanges that have received any of the funds and provide them with the relevant tx info. In rare circumstances they may be able to freeze the funds if they are still on their exchange so time is of the essence here. 3. File a police report. After all this is done your next best bet would be to reach out to someone like @zachxbt but like he said understand that there is only so much he can do as well and he can’t physically respond to every request. Will also add if I was him I’d want you to share all relevant info right off the bat so we don’t need to go back and forth. Make it as easy for him as possible to help you if he can.(CrediBULL Crypto)