Chain Retrieval Aims to Recover $3.1B in DeFi and Web3 Losses
In a bold move to restore confidence in the Web3 space, Chain Retrieval has announced a global effort to track and recover $3.1 billion lost to DeFi and Web3 exploits over the last 18 months.
From phishing attacks to smart contract flaws, crypto users have suffered massive losses across platforms. These attacks often involve wallet draining scams, cross-chain token swaps, and privacy mixers—making recovery extremely difficult.
Chain Retrieval, known for its on-chain tracking and crypto asset recovery tools, is now working with blockchain security firms and law enforcement agencies to investigate and recover stolen funds.
According to recent data, more than $3.1 billion has vanished due to DeFi protocol hacks, rug pulls, and Web3 phishing exploits since early 2024. Most of the incidents went unpunished—and the victims, unprotected.
But that’s starting to change.
How Chain Retrieval Helps Users and Tracks Hackers
Chain Retrieval uses real-time blockchain analytics to trace stolen assets across wallets, protocols, and bridges. The platform also flags malicious smart contracts and detects abnormal wallet behavior—helping users avoid scams before it’s too late.
Here’s how Chain Retrieval protects users from becoming victims:
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Monitors wallet activity for suspicious behavior
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Flags scam contracts and known malicious wallets
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Uses smart contract simulation before approval
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Traces stolen funds across chains for possible recovery
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Supports active investigations with real-time data
Many DeFi users fall victim to phishing links or fake token approvals. Chain Retrieval warns users before they interact with dangerous assets—acting as a Web3 firewall.
In active investigations, the platform works with forensic firms to follow the movement of stolen crypto, even when it’s routed through mixers like Tornado Cash or cross-chain bridges like Stargate.
A Chain Retrieval analyst explained,
“We’ve seen millions in USDT, ETH, and wrapped assets drained into mixer services. But with early detection, we can freeze some funds before they’re fully laundered.”
Ongoing Global Investigations Are Underway
As part of this $3.1B recovery campaign, Chain Retrieval is actively supporting ongoing investigations across multiple jurisdictions. These include:
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Recent $30M Cinkciarz exchange exploit in Poland
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$15M stolen from a DeFi protocol in Singapore via oracle manipulation
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Fake staking site that drained 1,200 wallets last month
In several cases, early Chain Retrieval alerts allowed exchanges to flag and blacklist wallets, slowing down attackers and giving victims a chance at partial recovery.
Governments and private security firms are now exploring real-time asset freezing, especially if funds are still on centralized exchanges or pending bridge transfers.
This shows how on-chain recovery is no longer just an idea—it’s becoming part of real-world crypto defense systems.
Victims Can Now Get Help
If you’ve lost funds due to a scam, protocol hack, or phishing attack, you may still have options. Chain Retrieval provides wallet tracing, fund recovery guidance, and real-time scam detection tools.
📧 Email: chainretrieval@gmail.com
📱 WhatsApp: +44 7951 606561
Our team supports:
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Asset tracking and investigation reports
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Scam detection and defense tools
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Reporting and coordination with law enforcement
Even if full recovery isn’t guaranteed, fast response and proper tracing increase the chances. And with more global investigations launching, every traced wallet or blocked transfer counts.