Distributed Capital Founder Seeks Leads in $42 Million Wallet Theft

On March 26, Distributed Capital founder Shen Bo revealed that his personal wallet was stolen in November 2022, resulting in a loss of approximately $42 million. According to BlockBeats, the pursuit of the stolen assets has been ongoing for three years, with the team gradually uncovering more critical clues and evidence, making the asset flow path increasingly clear. Shen Bo has now publicly called for information and has established a reward system. Individuals or organizations that make substantial contributions to the recovery of the assets, regardless of their identity, background, or form, will receive 10% to 20% of the recovered amount as a reward. Those with valuable information are encouraged to come forward. At the time of the incident three years ago, tools for on-chain tracking and security investigations were not as advanced as they are today. Now, AI-driven data analysis, on-chain forensics, and cross-platform collaboration capabilities have significantly improved. Shen Bo expressed gratitude to all individuals and teams who provided immediate assistance. Currently, approximately $1.2 million of related assets have been frozen, and the team is working to claim them, promising to fulfill their commitment once completed.