Sorry about your loss man. It is a lot of work for someone to help you track the movement of those coins, particularly when we cannot do anything to restore you back to your original position. So the best thing would be to report it, $30k is still a lot of money, maybe the authorities could be interested and if the assets are on a custodial platform, maybe it can be confiscated. But remember that all of this is very very unlikely. What's most likely is that you've lost your funds for good.
Approximately $30,000 was stolen — essentially all my savings.
So apparently you lost funds in at least five different coins. Did you use a multicoin wallet to store all of them and the private key to the wallet was stolen. Or did you have them in different wallets and they were all extracted individually?
My wallets were hacked on March 3, 2026. I suspect that the cause may be a malicious program that I downloaded from this forum. At the time, my private keys were unfortunately not stored in cold storage.
My current hypothesis is the following: the scammer may have created a project designed to search for and extract private keys from my computer through a phishing or malicious program available here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5574231.0Since you use a hot wallet, it is gonna be difficult to be certain where the attack came from, because you are open to all sorts of attack when your keys are online. Any reason why you believe your funds were stolen by something you downloaded from this post?
