Crypto sleuth doesn’t do @zachxbt enough Justice. In industry so full of greed, bullshit & facade it’s rare to see someone focused on on-chain justice. https://t.co/TG2mcySa1s
More sharp on-the-ground reporting from @Ryan_S_Gladwin in this wild case, via @decryptmedia: https://t.co/023R5dmVPj
I was just interviewed by @PirateWires. Give it a read! https://t.co/5dasCXXQNo

ZachXBT, a pseudonymous crypto investigator, has gained recognition for his role in untangling a $243 million bitcoin theft, believed to be the largest single-victim crypto heist to date. The investigation revealed that Malone Lam, a 20-year-old, allegedly executed the heist by employing social engineering tactics, posing as Google support to manipulate the victim into revealing security codes. Lam is accused of stealing approximately $230 million worth of Bitcoin through this scheme. Since 2021, ZachXBT has received over $1.3 million in donations for his efforts in tracking down crypto scams and thefts, reflecting his significant impact on the crypto community. A recent profile by Wired highlights ZachXBT's journey and the evolution of his investigations, showcasing his experience as both a crypto enthusiast and a victim of previous scams.

