GLACIER · TARGET DOSSIER
PACKS APPROVED · 07-26OUTREACH HELD · PER-SEND APPROVALINTERNAL · DO NOT FORWARD

Target Dossier

The homework behind the action plan: why each target was picked, the draft letters, and the deadlines. Every fact here is verified against public records. Every letter goes out from CipherBlade.

ROUTE A · PACK-A → VICTIMS' COUNSEL · $15–35K

Victims' counsel targets, ranked

A-1Sonn Law Group P.A. · Jeffrey R. SonnPRIORITY 1 · BOTH MATTERS
Evidence
Published a client alert on the $61M USDT pig-butchering seizure (April 2026) telling victims their next step is remission, the application for getting seized money back. Also represents victims in the Goliath case: the firm filed the motion that created the receivership and sits on the case service list.
Why first
One engagement opens both products: PACK-A proof batches for the firm's scam-victim clients, and a working relationship inside the Goliath case. Fort Lauderdale, the same market as the receiver.
First move
Direct outreach from J. Maile, referencing the firm's published position that a seizure is only the first step of victim recovery.
A-2Silver MillerQUALIFIED
Evidence
A dedicated crypto-victim practice. Publishes on DOJ compensation deadlines (OneCoin) and how victims recover after a seizure. The firm helps clients file remission applications but does not produce the tracing proof itself.
First move
Offer the proof batch as the missing exhibit for the applications the firm already files.
A-3Levin Law P.A.QUALIFIED
Evidence
Runs a dedicated pig-butchering practice page listing "asset tracing and freezing orders when available" as a service. Nothing suggests they can do the tracing themselves.
First move
Offer fixed-price, court-ready tracing they can deliver under their own letterhead.
A-4Peter Katz LegalRECENT PUBLICATION
Evidence
Published a pig-butchering recovery article on July 14, 2026, one week before the DOJ filings, about exactly the proof we sell: "those records help investigators link the theft to a real account."
First move
Reference the article; present our memo as the exact document it describes.
A-5The Crypto Lawyers · Murphy's Law CryptoSECONDARY
Evidence
Both list remission preparation and forfeiture claim help as standing services. Smaller caseloads, faster decisions, good for batch volume.
First move
Contact once a signed engagement from A-1 through A-4 exists as a reference.
DRAFT CORRESPONDENCE · ISSUES FROM J. MAILE, CIPHERBLADE
"The forfeiture complaints filed in the District of Columbia on July 21 cover more than 470 victims across the two largest actions. Each remission petition will require the same exhibit: a trace from the client's deposits into the named addresses, produced to declaration standard. CipherBlade produces that exhibit at a fixed fee, ten clients per batch, delivered under your letterhead. $25,000 per ten-client batch; first delivery within ten working days. A sample memo structure is available on request."
CLOCK 1 · ~35 DAYS
Once the government posts notice of a forfeiture, anyone claiming the money has about 35 days to act (Supplemental Rule G). Lawyers who want to protect their clients' place in line must move inside that window.
CLOCK 2 · REMISSION
After a forfeiture completes, victims apply for their money back through remission petitions (28 CFR Part 9, §9.8). The DOJ's own form requires documentary proof of the loss. Our memo is that proof. The DOJ already runs these programs at scale (OneCoin, April 2026).
CONTEXT
The Strike Force reports $580M+ seized (February 2026) and $800M+ returned (July 2026 DOJ statement). More filings are expected. Every new filing lets us run this same play again at almost no extra cost.
ROUTE B · PACK-B → GOLIATH ESTATE · $50K PILOT

Estate contacts, ranked

B-1Receiver's counsel · Meland Budwick P.A.PRIMARY
Evidence
The court already gave the receiver permission to hire blockchain analytics professionals (Doc 104). A computer forensics expert (Doc 20) and a forensic accountant (Doc 95) are on the case. Nobody on the record follows money through the blockchain itself.
Angle
We are not competing with anyone already hired. The accountant covers the company's books; CipherBlade covers where the crypto went. The permission to hire us already exists (Doc 104), so no new court fight is needed.
First move
A one-page letter to the receiver's law firm offering the pilot, written so the court can approve the expense, pack attached. Before sending: check the court file to confirm no other tracing firm already has the job.
B-2Committee counsel · Phang & Feldman P.A.SECONDARY
Evidence
The victims' committee (the Joint Committee of Creditors, appointed at Doc 63) hired Phang & Feldman. The committee's whole job is getting money back to creditors, so its interest in tracing helps push the B-1 engagement forward.
First move
Contact only if B-1 does not answer within two weeks. Same pack, framed as help recovering money for creditors.
B-3Victim-side counsel · Sonn, Shaw Lewenz (J. Shaw), SchwartzbaumCOVERED BY A-1
Evidence
Filed the original motion that created the receivership; Jordan A. Shaw represents a committee member (Doc 63/88 service list). A proven record of pursuing recovery for victims.
First move
Already covered by the A-1 letter to Sonn. No separate outreach needed.
DRAFT CORRESPONDENCE · ISSUES FROM J. MAILE, CIPHERBLADE
"The estate holds authority under Doc 104 to retain blockchain analytics professionals, and each of the 578+ filed claims will require on-chain deposit verification at adjudication. CipherBlade operates a fixed-scope Evidence Desk for receiverships: estate wallet schedule, ten endpoint-traced files on the largest outbound flows, preservation letters for each live endpoint, and a claim-verification method piloted on ten claims. $50,000 fixed fee, structured for court approval, delivered within fifteen working days. Fees are fixed; no percentage of recovery."
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