When Robert Thompson’s $5 million in cryptocurrency disappeared, he didn’t name the police. He known as an organization named AMLBot, a digital asset restoration agency working out of Hong Kong. Inside weeks, AMLBot claimed, the agency had achieved the unimaginable: traced the stolen crypto, discovered the perpetrator and helped Thompson start recovering his funds.
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Crypto Theft Victim Faces New York Lawsuit From Firm That Helped Him Reclaim Assets
