Continuing from the previous text:
After hackers launder money through CEX or DEX, unless the amount is particularly large, the funds will be directly transferred out with values similar to the amount that was injected (this is the fastest method). Thus, people can only withdraw amounts that are similar to the funds transferred into the platform within a certain time frame, which are likely the stolen funds that have been laundered.
If you notify the platform after the funds have already been transferred by the hacker, the probability of recovering the funds is very low.
Therefore, the success of recovering funds is primarily dependent on speed! Speed! Speed!
First, notify the platform that the funds have been stolen, attaching the transfer hash of the stolen funds; then check if the funds have been transferred out (generally, the platform will not inform you of this; customer service will only tell you to report it to the police and for the police to request the platform to freeze the funds, etc.).
Additionally, in mainland China, currently, the police can accept cases of stolen crypto assets, although whether a case can be formally established will require discussion among the police.
As long as the police accept the case, they will help you communicate with the platform, requesting the platform to assist in freezing the stolen funds and potentially recovering the stolen funds.