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The Crypto Self-Defence Checklist: one page of rules pulled from billion-dollar thefts like Binance and Bybit, so the next one doesn't start with you.

  • Every rule names the heist that proves it
  • For anyone who holds crypto, job-hunts online or signs transactions
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The Case Files

The full dossier behind each video

A timeline to the minute, how the attack worked link by link, where the money went, what's confirmed and what's still unknown, and the sources. Built from FBI statements, forensic reports and on-chain data, and updated when the money moves.

Case File 001 cover: the $6.3 billion job interview
Case File 001 · Binance

The $6.3 billion job interview

Five months inside Binance, from a tampered installer to one night of withdrawals that wouldn't stop.

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Case File 002 cover: the $1.5 billion last signature
Case File 002 · Bybit

The $1.5 billion last signature

17 days inside another company's cloud, then three real signatures on a transaction nobody could read.

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Both files

The TraderTraitor files

The FBI blames the same group for both heists, twenty months apart. Read them side by side.

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The reconstructions

Every heist rebuilt in 3D on YouTube. Every 3D scene is marked RECONSTRUCTION and built from the public record.

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Bybit Hack: 17 Days to Get In, Minutes to Steal $1.5BCase File 002 · 10:34
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Binance Hack: 5 Months to Get In, One Night to Steal $6.3BCase File 001 · 12:57

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What Casebuild will never sell you

No exchanges, tokens or trading appsWe don't take sponsorship or affiliate money from financial products. If we ever recommend a security tool, we'll say so and say why.
No "fund recovery"Anyone offering to get your stolen crypto back for a fee is running the next scam. We never offer or recommend recovery services.
Attribution stays attributedWhen the FBI names a suspect, we say "the FBI says". Facts we can't confirm are labelled as unknown, and every file lists its sources.