Svmuu News: Distributed Capital founder Bo Shen posted on the X platform, publicly seeking relevant clues regarding his personal wallet theft case and establishing a bounty mechanism. Bo Shen stated that his personal wallet was hacked in November 2022, resulting in a loss of approximately $42 million. Over the three years since the incident, his team has continuously conducted tracking efforts and has now obtained more key clues and evidence. The on-chain flow path of the stolen assets is gradually becoming clear.
This bounty program is open to all individuals and institutions, with no restrictions on identity, background, or form. Anyone who makes a substantive contribution to the asset recovery will receive a reward of 10%-20% of the final recovered amount, with the specific percentage determined based on the actual degree of contribution.
Distributed Capital Founder Publicly Seeks Clues for $42 Million Personal Wallet Theft in 2022, Offering 10%-20% Bounty Reward
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