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On the frontier of blockchain forensics since 2018. Investigators, analysts and expert witnesses serving individuals, businesses, counsel and law enforcement.

01Helped seize millions of dollars in stolen cryptocurrency
02Worked with law enforcement on investigations that led to the arrests of scammers and hackers
03Supported clients' counsel in securing significant payouts in litigation
04Consulted for numerous blockchain businesses
People

Who does the work. Named, credentialed, and on the record.

JMJustin MaileInvestigations & expert testimony

Previously trained and led a team of cryptocurrency analysts at a major blockchain analytics firm. Years of casework spanning SIM swaps, exchange hacks, smart-contract exploits, Ponzi schemes and ransomware; has supported law-enforcement takedowns of illicit services and led investigations into hundreds of investment and romance scams. Now focused on civil litigation — digital-asset discovery in divorce, bankruptcy and estate matters — and has served as a subject-matter expert in numerous cases.

RGReymundo GómezBlockchain investigator

BS in Physics and MS in Computer Science. Former federal background investigator, with an eight-year Army career as an intelligence analyst.

The wider team brings backgrounds in academia, law enforcement, the military and the crypto industry. We are globally distributed and multilingual, positioned across multiple continents to work around the clock.

Offices
LeesburgVirginia, United States
AnchorageAlaska, United States
SingaporeAsia-Pacific
PaphosCyprus
Verify it’s us

Impersonators use our name. Every message from CipherBlade comes from an address ending in @cipherblade.com. If it doesn’t, it isn’t us.

Be especially wary of anyone who contacts you first, asks for an upfront fee to “release” funds, or guarantees recovery.

Open a case. A response in 24 hours or less, during working hours.

Everything you send is treated as strictly confidential. Tell us what happened and what you need it to prove; we will tell you plainly what the chain can and cannot show.

What to send
  • Transaction IDs (hashes)
  • Wallet and deposit addresses
  • Amount involved, where applicable
  • Your nationality and country of residence
  • Counsel, court and case number, if a matter is open

Cases with complete details are prioritised.