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Crypto tracing, also called blockchain forensics, is the process of following stolen cryptocurrency across the blockchain to find where it ended up. Investigators map every hop from your wallet to the destination address, then identify which exchange or service controls it. When stolen funds reach a regulated exchange

Recovery odds depend far more on how you paid than on who you hire. These are typical outcome ranges, not promises: Payment method Typical recovery rate Time window that matters most Credit card 60 to 80 percent Chargeback window, often 120 days Bank or wire transfer 30 to 50 percent First 24 to 48 hours (recall) Crypt

Yes. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and most major cryptocurrencies run on public blockchains where every transaction is permanently visible. A tracer can follow your funds from the moment they left your wallet to the address holding them now, even through several transfers.

Sometimes. Tracing shows where the money went; recovery depends on whether it landed somewhere it can be frozen, such as a regulated exchange. Roughly 10 to 25 percent of stolen crypto is recovered. If funds were already withdrawn to cash or laundered through a mixer, recovery becomes unlikely.

Immediately. The first 24 to 72 hours are the most important, because stolen crypto is usually moved and cashed out quickly. Bank wires can sometimes be recalled within 24 to 48 hours. Acting in the first week gives you a materially better chance than acting a month later.