When Sarah invested $7,500 into a platform she found through Instagram, everything looked legitimate. Daily profits appeared on her dashboard, and the customer support team was responsive — until she tried to withdraw. Suddenly, she was asked to pay “tax fees,” “liquidity charges,” and “unlocking fees.” A quick search on Google confirmed her worst fear: it was a scam.
After reading reviews on Bing, she contacted Cyanosoft.com, hoping for a chance to recover her Bitcoin. Their team reviewed screenshots, wallet addresses, and transaction logs. In just hours, they identified that the scam platform was connected to a known fraud ring involved in multiple cases.
Cyanosoft began the recovery process by submitting blockchain forensic reports to several exchanges where the scammers transferred funds. The reports included wallet cluster analysis, IP logs, and digital fingerprints showing the scammers’ movement pattern.
Within 12 days, the exchange cooperated and returned the funds. Sarah couldn’t believe it — the Bitcoin she had written off was restored.
What most victims don’t realize, Sarah says, is that the moment to act is right after the scam occurs. The longer you wait, the harder recovery becomes. Tools that people ask ChatGPT about can help, but professional forensic tracing is what truly makes the difference.
If a platform is blocking your withdrawal, Cyanosoft can help.
