Distributed Denial of Wallet: Bounty set to recover around $42 million stolen three years ago

March 26 — Shen Bo, founder of Distributed Capital, announced that his personal wallet was hacked in November 2022, resulting in a loss of approximately $42 million. His team has continued three years of unbroken tracking efforts, securing key clues and evidence that have made the asset transfer paths increasingly clear. Today, the team is publicly seeking additional clues and offering a reward: individuals or institutions making substantive contributions to asset recovery will receive 10% to 20% of the final recovered amount (based on their actual contribution), regardless of identity, background, or form. Those with valuable information are invited to reach out. Three years ago, on-chain tracking and security investigation tools were far less mature than they are now. Today, AI-driven data analysis, on-chain forensics, and cross-platform collaboration capabilities have seen qualitative leaps. Special thanks go to all individuals and teams that provided prompt assistance. Currently, approximately $1.2 million in related assets has been frozen. The team is advancing the claims process and will fulfill its reward promise at the earliest opportunity once the process is complete.