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Chris Porter · 1w
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Matt - Not Your Entropy, Not Your Coins profile picture
I can only tell you what I'd personally do in such a situation. I'm not the guy for legal advice.

I'd file a report with the date and time you noticed the loss, the actual date and time of the transaction, transaction info, and your info. I don't know if it's a good idea to include the keys or not. On the one hand, you'd have a time-stamped report in case those keys are leaked in the future. You'd have evidence of knowing the key sooner than everyone else. Maybe ask an attorney if you know one. DA maybe
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Matt - Not Your Entropy, Not Your Coins · 1w
If you keep the key secret and it's somehow released later, you don't really have anything special. It's a gamble. As fucked up as it is, KYC may be to your advantage if you have records of buys and transfers from a regulated entity.