The new partnership will potentially make legal actions against scam operations much easier for victims as they would be able to join forces together and split the litigation expenses.
Crypto wallet Metamask is partnering with Asset Reality – a platform for accessing and recovering seized crypto and digital assets, to help users recover stolen assets. The service is free of charge, but users need to pay relevant litigation fees.accessed by global users. The rise of popularity, however, has led to increasing cases of scams and phishing targeting early crypto users.
The company’s CEO Aidan Larkin considered the partnership as an important step in filling up the loophole in the industry:
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