The U.S. government seized over $1.7 million in Bitcoin tied to ransomware—and publicly identified the wallet address involved. This rare disclosure reveals how crypto tracing works, how funds are seized, and what it means for victims seeking recovery.

Learning to say “no” is not about shutting people out—it’s about protecting your energy. This week’s Refill by Go-Crypto focuses on setting one gentle boundary to reduce stress and support your recovery.

After a financial scam or major loss, the mind often becomes overwhelmed with questions, worries, and replayed memories. In Week 5 of Refill by Go-Crypto, we focus on clearing mental clutter with a simple daily habit: five minutes of mindfulness to help restore calm, clarity, and emotional balance.

Self-care after a crypto scam doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In Week 2 of Refill by Go-Crypto, we focus on slowing down, reducing urgency, and taking one small step each day to begin refilling what stress and loss have drained.

If you think you’ve been scammed with cryptocurrency, the first 24 hours matter. This guide walks you through exactly what to do to protect yourself, preserve evidence, and avoid further loss—without panic or false promises.

Losing cryptocurrency to a scam isn’t just financial—it disrupts your sense of safety and trust.