BitJungle has reported a significant theft involving fake cryptocurrency wallets, resulting in the loss of over 380 BTC, valued at more than 250 million RMB. The affected wallets include fake versions of popular wallets like Imtoken, TP, and Bitpie. BitJungle has utilized the Zhong Kui big data crime-solving platform to help victims recover tens of millions of RMB and monitor stolen assets worth over 5 billion RMB. They emphasize the importance of securing private keys and mnemonics and offer a risk-based recovery model with no upfront fees. Victims are encouraged to report fake wallet cases to BitJungle for specialized handling.

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PANews reported on December 2 that according to official news, BitJungle’s customers have been entrusted with stolen funds from fake wallets involving many currencies, with the total amount of stolen BTC alone reaching 380 BTC, with funds involved exceeding 250 million yuan. The wallet types involved include fake Imtoken, fake TP, fake Bitpie and many other mainstream wallets.
 BitJungle has successfully helped victims stop losses of tens of millions of RMB through the Zhong Kui big data crime-solving platform. Through Zhong Kui's big case-solving platform, the Zhong Kui system has currently monitored stolen digital assets totaling more than 5 billion RMB. BitJungle would like to remind you that protecting private keys and mnemonics is the basis for ensuring the security of digital assets. If you are unfortunately stolen, you should immediately fix the relevant evidence in your mobile phone, call the police and contact BitJungle as soon as possible.
 In order to prevent victims from suffering losses again, BitJungle cooperates with victims in a risk-based betting model. No fees are charged in the early stage, and the risk is entirely borne by BitJungle. Commissions are charged according to the signed agreement ratio of the amount of assets recovered. All cases of fake wallets can be reported to BitJungle, and fake wallet cases have been handled specially. 
 The picture shows a BTC theft case traced using the Zhong Kui system

BitJungle Alerts on Fake Wallets: Over 380 BTC Stolen, Recovery Efforts Underway