Quote from: Barnstorm on May 13, 2021, 05:23:09 PM

On 27 January 2021 Openledger ApS was declared bankrupt and attorney Søren Aamann Jensen was appointed as trustee. I am handling this case on behalf of Søren Aamann Jensen.

During my handling of the bankruptcy estate, I have been informed, that the platform operated by OpenLedger ApS containing bitcoins etc. has been hacked, and all bitcoins and other crypto is lost. During the handling of the bankruptcy estate I will try to confirm the information about hacking and see if I can find more information about the bitcoins etc.

For now, I will register you with a claim towards Openledger ApS in bankruptcy. In order for me to do so, please send a specification of your claim (how many bitcoins did you have etc.), and documentation proving your ownership to the bitcoins.

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Jeanette Hansen
Advokatsekretær, Bobehandler

Klientansvarlig partner: Advokat Søren Aamann Jensen

+45 3945 3954

Jeanette.Hansen@accura.dk

"Hacked"... suuure they were hacked. You probably don't believe them either. Its actually pretty simple to see who was hacked and who wasn't via the blockchain. You just have to know what to look for.

The information they gave you was pretty vague, but I'm pretty sure they are referring to a hacking event that took place after this:

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/openledger-dex-compromised-phishing-attack-account-activities-suspended/

In any case, I wouldn't believe them, and I would go hard with the legal route until this guy coughs up your funds. He certainly shouldn't be allowed to proceed with any business ventures after this.