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ZachXBT: US law firms' "piggyback claims" may hinder the process of hackers' victims recovering and receiving compensation.

ZachXBT: US law firms' "piggyback claims" may hinder the process of hackers' victims recovering and receiving compensation.

金色财经金色财经2026/05/02 13:24
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Jinse Finance reported that "on-chain detective" ZachXBT posted on X stating that certain U.S. law firms are using his investigative work and on-chain forensic findings to help victims of hacking incidents file legal claims, but this practice may actually delay victims from receiving compensation or recovering their funds. ZachXBT added that in several previous hacking cases involving the Lazarus Group, these firms typically only intervene after on-chain fund tracing or freezing has been completed, and then pursue follow-up legal actions that are only weakly related to the actual crypto incidents. Similar "free-rider claims" strategies were also seen in the Harmony and certain exchange cases. He called on the crypto community to establish a DAO to resist such behaviors.
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