Earlier this year, I lost $90,000 to a crypto investment scam. At first, it felt like a dream opportunity smooth talking “advisors,” polished platforms, and fake testimonials that made everything seem legitimate. I didn’t think I was the type to fall for something like that. But I did. And when the platform  suddenly disappeared, so did all of my money. The days that followed were some of the hardest I’ve ever experienced. I felt ashamed, angry, and helpless. I reported the fraud, but everywhere I turned, I was told the same thing: crypto transactions are almost impossible to reverse. I started to accept that the money my savings, years of work was just gone. Then I came across Malice Cyber Recovery. I wasn’t optimistic, but I reached out anyway. They didn’t promise miracles, which I appreciated. Instead, they helped me piece together what happened transaction records, communications, and technical details I would’ve never gathered on my own. The process was slow and honestly exhausting at times, but they stayed with it. Months later, I got the message I never thought I would: a significant portion of the funds had been traced and recovered. I cried. It wasn’t just about the money it was about getting a piece of my life back, and proving to myself that I wasn’t completely powerless. I’m still more cautious than ever, and I’ll never look at online investments the same way. But I’m thankful I didn’t give up  and even more thankful that someone out there knew how to help when I couldn’t help myself.


Sebastien Lefevre