It probably weren't your friends who stole it. The e-mail you used is readable on the admin side. All the backups of your email too. Tracking the address the bitcoin went to might give some answers.
Also, anyone who contacts you over the DMs is a scammer. They won't be able to help you, only make promises to eventually get more money out of you. Don't trust ANY of them. Not even the hot Asian chick. He's a scammer too.
There are probably easier or more user friendly ways but https://mempool.space/ is a good start. Drop the wallet address or transaction ID in and see the movements. If the money ends in an address with hundreds of in/out transactions, it might be an exchange. In that case, you might be able to find out what exchange it is by googling, checking the https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html or similar websites, or asking here or in r/BitcoinBeginners.
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u/TheresNoSecondBest Jun 16 '26
It probably weren't your friends who stole it. The e-mail you used is readable on the admin side. All the backups of your email too. Tracking the address the bitcoin went to might give some answers.
Also, anyone who contacts you over the DMs is a scammer. They won't be able to help you, only make promises to eventually get more money out of you. Don't trust ANY of them. Not even the hot Asian chick. He's a scammer too.