On May 12, according to Bitcoin.com, the San Francisco Branch of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Office of the Attorney for the Northern District of California jointly stated that victims of the cryptocurrency fraud case of AML Bitcoin founder Rowland Marcus Andrade should submit claims before June 5. The main offender in the case promoted AML Bitcoin and other tokens under the guise of false anti-money laundering technology between 2014 and 2019 through entities such as the "NAC Foundation" and has been sentenced for telecom fraud and money laundering. The FBI emphasized that under federal law, eligible victims can apply for compensation and legal support. Information needs to be submitted through the designated form and will not be accepted after the deadline. Authorities also called on the public to help spread information and ensure that more potential victims are informed of their rights. Data shows that the case involved tens of millions of dollars and involved various types of virtual assets such as Black Gold Coin.