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Generally you don't, Not even the cops but I can recommend you contact a legit recovery firm ,I’ve worked with some before.
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Take MtGox as an example. It is believed that a very large amount of money was stolen. so far as I know, none of that has been recovered. A small amount was discovered that the MtGox staff had lost track of and last I heard this was to be returned to the customers. If so some customers recovered some of their money. This was only possible because the exchange was based in a country relatively free of corruption where administrators were appointed and there was a police investigation.
Another example would be Quadriga-CX where the owner either died or faked their death and was the only person who had access to the private keys. So far as I know no customers got any money back.
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These were initially genuine businesses and probably not investment scams from the outset. They were large exchanges with many customers who lost money. For smaller exchanges in countries where law enforcement is poor, there is even less chance of recovering stolen funds, consider hiring a recovery firm
There are probably large numbers of people who gave money to scammers who created a website that was only around for a few months before the scammers moved on and set up new ones. Those victims are very unlikely to have the resources to do anything and even if informed police will likely feel the amounts are too small to warrant spending time on them. In a dispute over returns on a speculative or failed investment it might not be obvious that there is evidence of a crime. Some events may be disputed and may fall under civil law (e.g. contract dispute) rather than criminal law (e.g. fraud)
Investment scam victims see these; https://bit.ly/3HhwtMa