
ZachXBT's new fraud investigation website will auto-reject cases from Canada, UK, India, Nigeria, Morocco, Algeria and Bangladesh due to lack of law enforcement action.
ZachXBT, the pseudonymous blockchain investigator known for uncovering crypto fraud, is launching a new website to handle case submissions. The site will automatically reject requests from victims in seven countries, he said in a post.
The reject list covers Canada, the UK, India, Nigeria, Morocco, Algeria and Bangladesh. ZachXBT said his investigative work in those jurisdictions has repeatedly failed to translate into meaningful action from local authorities. He pointed to past cases in Canada and India where he provided evidence but could not get authorities to open investigations or freeze funds.
In India, ZachXBT said he had interacted with law enforcement on cases involving frozen cryptocurrency and funds allegedly connected to the Lazarus Group. He claimed authorities made mistakes in some investigations, including confusing a phishing website with a legitimate crypto platform.
The new system is designed to focus his limited resources on countries where authorities are more likely to act on blockchain evidence, he said. Supporters argue the filtering could make his investigations more effective. Critics say victims should not be penalized because of their country's law-enforcement system.
The announcement followed a Coldcard wallet exploit that the company said affected 192 individuals and resulted in the theft of roughly 714.8 Bitcoin over several years.
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