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0x8932eb23…3b71sent to0x8b3cb6bf…dcf3·#21,192,856·0x1c7780ad…a7d319
We have retained zeroShadow.io to conduct blockchain forensics, in order to identify you and assist with asset freezing and criminal prosecution. They have investigated your session activity at ChangerHero, Rubic, ChangeNow, FixedFloat, 1inch and more, as well as identifying the use of eXch and a number of Bitcoin mixers. Now that they have collated all of this intel, they would usually present this to law enforcement in an effort to try and de-anonymise you and bring about a criminal prosecution and asset recovery. We have multiple offices around the globe and could file in several jurisdictions, in locations that might come as a surprise to you. However, before we venture down this path of no return, we would like to see if you are willing to negotiate a fair % return of funds in exchange for us terminating our forensics engagement with zeroShadow and law enforcement reporting. Transferring through bitcoin mixers has not obscured your activity so far, and we are prepared to pay whatever it takes to get some form of restitution. We are prepared to terminate our contract with zeroShadow and opt not to file a police report, in exchange for a fair percentage of our stolen assets being returned to us. Alternatively, we can continue with the blockchain forensics and continue monitoring your activities for any mistakes. We are open and willing to discuss this with you, and we hope that you will do what is right, as this loss and exploit has damaged our business. A fair return could be beneficial to both sides. Please respond to us to the official LI.FI address lifi.eth: 0x8932eb23BAD9bDdB5cF81426F78279A53c6c3b71 or via legal@li.finance and let us know if you are willing to discuss this further. I hope seven days from today is long enough for you to consider our proposal, if we do not hear from you until 22th Nov 2024 11pm UTC we will assume you do not want to talk to us and pursue criminal prosecution.
0x8932eb23…3b71sent to0x86847ef1…a771·#21,192,856·0xd7bf0da6…565240
We have retained zeroShadow.io to conduct blockchain forensics, in order to identify you and assist with asset freezing and criminal prosecution. They have investigated your session activity at ChangerHero, Rubic, ChangeNow, FixedFloat, 1inch and more, as well as identifying the use of eXch and a number of Bitcoin mixers. Now that they have collated all of this intel, they would usually present this to law enforcement in an effort to try and de-anonymise you and bring about a criminal prosecution and asset recovery. We have multiple offices around the globe and could file in several jurisdictions, in locations that might come as a surprise to you. However, before we venture down this path of no return, we would like to see if you are willing to negotiate a fair % return of funds in exchange for us terminating our forensics engagement with zeroShadow and law enforcement reporting. Transferring through bitcoin mixers has not obscured your activity so far, and we are prepared to pay whatever it takes to get some form of restitution. We are prepared to terminate our contract with zeroShadow and opt not to file a police report, in exchange for a fair percentage of our stolen assets being returned to us. Alternatively, we can continue with the blockchain forensics and continue monitoring your activities for any mistakes. We are open and willing to discuss this with you, and we hope that you will do what is right, as this loss and exploit has damaged our business. A fair return could be beneficial to both sides. Please respond to us to the official LI.FI address lifi.eth: 0x8932eb23BAD9bDdB5cF81426F78279A53c6c3b71 or via legal@li.finance and let us know if you are willing to discuss this further. I hope seven days from today is long enough for you to consider our proposal, if we do not hear from you until 22th Nov 2024 11pm UTC we will assume you do not want to talk to us and pursue criminal prosecution.
0x8b3d832b…0d8dsent to0x8932eb23…3b71·#20,356,259·0xb5782847…5a7ba7
Hey, you alright? Wallets you own are connected to my wallet which was recently exploited of 1.25 ETH. I've followed the connections and I know it’s you. I just want to know what I did wrong to allow for this exploit to happen, so I don't make that mistake again