Every capability offered here was proven in public first: the investigations, freezes, and legal outcomes are on the record for anyone to check. The practice is now taking on a limited number of paid engagements built on that same standard of work.
Incident response, investigation, threat intelligence, expert reports, recovery coordination, and advisory: each offered to a small number of counterparties at a time.
Rapid tracing when funds move: mapping stolen assets across chains, bridges, and mixers, notifying exchanges and issuers, and coordinating freezes while the trail is still warm.
Comprehensive investigations connecting onchain flows with OSINT and offchain evidence (infrastructure, accounts, payment records) until the operators behind an incident are identified with confidence.
Monitoring and indicators drawn from active casework: laundering infrastructure, DPRK IT-worker patterns, drainer networks, and the actors most likely to show up at your platform next.
Evidence packages, declarations, and expert analysis built to the standard that has already held up in civil and criminal cases.
Turning freezes into returns: working with victims' counsel, exchanges, and issuers to get recovered funds back to the people who lost them.
Counterparty and protocol reviews, laundering-exposure assessments, and guidance on handling incidents before they become losses.
The value of this work comes from the fact that its conclusions have never been bought. Engagements are structured to keep it that way.
Engagements that would compromise active public-interest casework, or require sitting on findings the public should see, are declined.
A small number of engagements at a time, so every case gets the same depth as the published work.
Engagements buy time and expertise, never conclusions. Analysis follows the evidence regardless of who is paying for it.
Published investigations and victim recovery built this practice and remain central to it. Recovery work for victims stays free of charge.
Outline the situation and the timeline. Conflicts are checked before anything is discussed in depth, and time-critical incidents with funds actively moving are prioritized.
