Juzi arrived in Fukuoka today, and it really feels different here. At about 8 PM, there aren't many cars in the city center, no wonder it's called the Chengdu of Japan.
Today I had a meal near Hakata Station in the city center, and unexpectedly discovered a sky garden on the top floor, which felt very nice.
The lighting, scenery, trees, and flowers all felt very nice.
The cherry blossoms happened to be in bloom, really looking fake.
Juzi originally wanted to go out and be low-key, but unfortunately, strength does not allow it.
Not long ago, a fan found Juzi, saying his phone had a problem, but there were still some coins in the imToken wallet.
After confirming the phone model and specific situation, Juzi asked the most critical question but got a headache-inducing answer.
The key question is: How much money is inside?
His answer was: More than 13,000 FIL.
To be honest, I didn't want to take it anymore.
I have no intention of looking down on the FIL family, but it's just that FIL is not worth much right now, and I don't see any room for appreciation in the future.
Based on the current market value, it's only about 40,000 USD.
But the fans trust him, and he speaks nicely, so I just made it for him.
Then we signed the contract, the other party couldn't get away due to business, so they chose to mail the phone to Hangzhou. Since Juzi was going out to have fun, he handed this matter over to Lao Ma.
The phone arrived yesterday, and the wallet was sorted out today.
From the time I got the phone yesterday to unlocking it this afternoon, it took less than 24 hours.
Just this afternoon when Juzi landed in Fukuoka, Lao Ma called to share the good news, saying the boss had dinner arranged.
The specific recovery situation involves technical details and trade secrets, so Juzi can't explain in detail, but he can show you some details from other aspects:
We used a new device to restore the wallet, and the person involved knew the password. After several tests with common passwords, he entered the wallet.
The balance inside matches what he said:
13,140 FIL.
Juzi had previously asked him why he was so sure it was this amount. He said it was because he had a record of withdrawals and often checked on the chain to see if the coins were still there.
What's left is the transfer. From the transfer records, it can be clearly seen that the last incoming record was on March 27, 2023, exactly two years ago, but the price of these more than 10,000 FIL has already plummeted.
While writing the article, Juzi specifically checked the price of FIL from two years ago and found it was less than 6u, so my anxious heart was completely dead.
However, from the fans' perspective, they are still very happy. At least they got some money back, which is better than having it all turn to zero.
The reason Juzi specifically wrote about this not very large case is that it is somewhat representative—this means a complete shift of wallet terminals from PC to mobile.
In the future, there will only be more cases of digital assets being lost due to phone issues. Juzi's technical and resource capabilities in this area can solve most of the problems on the market, such as phones turning into bricks.
Therefore, Coinback's agents can also open up to take on business. Juzi will continuously expand the business scenarios in the back end, running through various business processes to become the strongest support for partners.
Finally, I have a question: Should I sell the FIL I got?
Can you all give me some advice?
I'm waiting online, it's quite urgent.
I am Juzi, founder of Oasis Web3 Research Institute, and expert in recovering crypto assets.