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0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xf1ecc163…1899·#24,902,735·0x0b26f1be…e35437
Hey — you have unclaimed funds from the Euler redemption tree (the distribution the Euler team set up after the March 2023 exploit recovery). Your address (0xf1ec…1899) was allocated index #245 in the merkle, and nobody's called it yet: - 32.3159 WETH - 14,904.2246 DAI - 1,148.8066 USDC - 308.6092 UNI The Euler team's euler-redemption-scripts repo was archived with 1,638 people (including you) who never came back to claim. I built forgotteneth.com to scan old, defunct, or abandoned smart contracts for ETH and tokens people left behind. So, two easy ways to grab yours: 1. forgotteneth.com — paste your address, hit the Euler card, click Claim. The site assembles the merkle proof for you and your wallet just confirms one tx. 2. Direct via Etherscan Go to 0xBC8021015db2ca0599e0692d63ae6B91564cf026 → Contract → Write Contract, connect the wallet that owns 0xf1ec…1899, expand claimAndAgreeToTerms, and paste these four values into the form: - acceptanceToken (bytes32): 0xc4a59e4ee376bcdedebf36003722e7836e24ead56743deb5a895665a90ef90bf - index (uint256): 245 - tokenAmounts ((address,uint256)[]): [[0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2,32315850280006670836],[0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F,14904224647822303657710],[0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48,1148806622],[0x1f9840a85d5aF5bf1D1762F925BDADdC4201F984,308609202098384493643]] - proof (bytes32[]): [0xf61465a31f50172d0fe8409104d165b2a0d9a8b9931b0d9ed326aa4e7766e7e6,0x921e5f2828b6f24abc32dcd470785e9ecad4b4e8dcb48e9f490569046ef5188c,0x0bed66227636b9ed95c8ec8b8ba9d0ab29d851897fe20ca6d5c90c0582a46efb,0xc663a5e93d1c02171097d25f2b198f4b328bc5c758683bc98d003529c72ba18d,0xc5d606a810420e0ff9512e800edc861b1a3261f64b2abb41f9fc898b64eae1c3,0x99ebcefb81e6a5fe1e6bb1c062ed854788af95e819005c198be86f381ef84853,0x9d3bb7cda599728208163eecd2a00cf7323080ce92b7534403408af74cb62dd4,0xf64102e34b49950a0292b6098c2751712769e2f0dbe2737c1fec214fc0aa5f46,0x98e17d665be136875feaef44f9dfe1be8646e4e26a2644f6b611a29b2c32da40,0x95dbce3f5ba2481259cec47ae6f553d66281e1ca7ce8644ec415e09872dbcfa1,0x4be646829fe502c699b25019edd8e22ddfcd417723c06cc457e52e0e84dc2103,0xc2dc3ab40b7faadd1db3725c168ea441c7dc201e44940ae1c73e14e3537ceba5] Ping me if you have any question, cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xf1ecc163…1899·#24,902,735·0x241e9ea9…5ac2b5
Hey — you have unclaimed funds from the Euler redemption tree (the distribution the Euler team set up after the March 2023 exploit recovery). Your address (0xf1ec…1899) was allocated index #245 in the merkle, and nobody's called it yet: - 32.3159 WETH - 14,904.2246 DAI - 1,148.8066 USDC - 308.6092 UNI The Euler team's euler-redemption-scripts repo was archived with 1,638 people (including you) who never came back to claim. I built forgotteneth.com to scan old, defunct, or abandoned smart contracts for ETH and tokens people left behind. So, two easy ways to grab yours: 1. forgotteneth.com — paste your address, hit the Euler card, click Claim. The site assembles the merkle proof for you and your wallet just confirms one tx. 2. Direct via Etherscan Go to 0xBC8021015db2ca0599e0692d63ae6B91564cf026 → Contract → Write Contract, connect the wallet that owns 0xf1ec…1899, expand claimAndAgreeToTerms, and paste these four values into the form: - acceptanceToken (bytes32): 0xc4a59e4ee376bcdedebf36003722e7836e24ead56743deb5a895665a90ef90bf - index (uint256): 245 - tokenAmounts ((address,uint256)[]): [[0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2,32315850280006670836],[0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F,14904224647822303657710],[0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48,1148806622],[0x1f9840a85d5aF5bf1D1762F925BDADdC4201F984,308609202098384493643]] - proof (bytes32[]): [0xf61465a31f50172d0fe8409104d165b2a0d9a8b9931b0d9ed326aa4e7766e7e6,0x921e5f2828b6f24abc32dcd470785e9ecad4b4e8dcb48e9f490569046ef5188c,0x0bed66227636b9ed95c8ec8b8ba9d0ab29d851897fe20ca6d5c90c0582a46efb,0xc663a5e93d1c02171097d25f2b198f4b328bc5c758683bc98d003529c72ba18d,0xc5d606a810420e0ff9512e800edc861b1a3261f64b2abb41f9fc898b64eae1c3,0x99ebcefb81e6a5fe1e6bb1c062ed854788af95e819005c198be86f381ef84853,0x9d3bb7cda599728208163eecd2a00cf7323080ce92b7534403408af74cb62dd4,0xf64102e34b49950a0292b6098c2751712769e2f0dbe2737c1fec214fc0aa5f46,0x98e17d665be136875feaef44f9dfe1be8646e4e26a2644f6b611a29b2c32da40,0x95dbce3f5ba2481259cec47ae6f553d66281e1ca7ce8644ec415e09872dbcfa1,0x4be646829fe502c699b25019edd8e22ddfcd417723c06cc457e52e0e84dc2103,0xc2dc3ab40b7faadd1db3725c168ea441c7dc201e44940ae1c73e14e3537ceba5] Ping me if you have any question, cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xf1ecc163…1899·#24,902,735·0x292f2d0e…c8203b
Hey — you have unclaimed funds from the Euler redemption tree (the distribution the Euler team set up after the March 2023 exploit recovery). Your address (0xf1ec…1899) was allocated index #245 in the merkle, and nobody's called it yet: - 32.3159 WETH - 14,904.2246 DAI - 1,148.8066 USDC - 308.6092 UNI The Euler team's euler-redemption-scripts repo was archived with 1,638 people (including you) who never came back to claim. I built forgotteneth.com to scan old, defunct, or abandoned smart contracts for ETH and tokens people left behind. So, two easy ways to grab yours: 1. forgotteneth.com — paste your address, hit the Euler card, click Claim. The site assembles the merkle proof for you and your wallet just confirms one tx. 2. Direct via Etherscan Go to 0xBC8021015db2ca0599e0692d63ae6B91564cf026 → Contract → Write Contract, connect the wallet that owns 0xf1ec…1899, expand claimAndAgreeToTerms, and paste these four values into the form: - acceptanceToken (bytes32): 0xc4a59e4ee376bcdedebf36003722e7836e24ead56743deb5a895665a90ef90bf - index (uint256): 245 - tokenAmounts ((address,uint256)[]): [[0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2,32315850280006670836],[0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F,14904224647822303657710],[0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48,1148806622],[0x1f9840a85d5aF5bf1D1762F925BDADdC4201F984,308609202098384493643]] - proof (bytes32[]): [0xf61465a31f50172d0fe8409104d165b2a0d9a8b9931b0d9ed326aa4e7766e7e6,0x921e5f2828b6f24abc32dcd470785e9ecad4b4e8dcb48e9f490569046ef5188c,0x0bed66227636b9ed95c8ec8b8ba9d0ab29d851897fe20ca6d5c90c0582a46efb,0xc663a5e93d1c02171097d25f2b198f4b328bc5c758683bc98d003529c72ba18d,0xc5d606a810420e0ff9512e800edc861b1a3261f64b2abb41f9fc898b64eae1c3,0x99ebcefb81e6a5fe1e6bb1c062ed854788af95e819005c198be86f381ef84853,0x9d3bb7cda599728208163eecd2a00cf7323080ce92b7534403408af74cb62dd4,0xf64102e34b49950a0292b6098c2751712769e2f0dbe2737c1fec214fc0aa5f46,0x98e17d665be136875feaef44f9dfe1be8646e4e26a2644f6b611a29b2c32da40,0x95dbce3f5ba2481259cec47ae6f553d66281e1ca7ce8644ec415e09872dbcfa1,0x4be646829fe502c699b25019edd8e22ddfcd417723c06cc457e52e0e84dc2103,0xc2dc3ab40b7faadd1db3725c168ea441c7dc201e44940ae1c73e14e3537ceba5] Ping me if you have any question, cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x141f59a0…f9b3·#24,902,694·0x4f1b73b2…58a9d6
Hey — you have unclaimed funds from the Euler redemption tree (the distribution the Euler team set up after the March 2023 exploit recovery). Your address (0x141f…f9b3) was allocated index #215 in the merkle, and nobody's called it yet: - 42.3427 WETH - 19,528.66 DAI - 1,505.2550 USDC The Euler team's euler-redemption-scripts repo was archived with 1,638 people (including you) who never came back to claim. I built forgotteneth.com to scan old, defunct, or abandoned smart contracts for ETH and tokens people left behind. So, two easy ways to grab yours: 1. forgotteneth.com — paste your address, hit the Euler card, click Claim. The site assembles the merkle proof for you and your wallet just confirms one tx. 2. Direct via Etherscan Go to 0xBC8021015db2ca0599e0692d63ae6B91564cf026 → Contract → Write Contract, connect the wallet that owns 0x141f…f9b3, expand claimAndAgreeToTerms, and paste these four values into the form: - acceptanceToken (bytes32): 0x520aea92485738124475f3949d733f2a0b8e80fb53459af867c2bc8931785899 - index (uint256): 215 - tokenAmounts ((address,uint256)[]): [[0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2,42342717001513326991],[0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F,19528663517176969758085],[0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48,1505254955]] - proof (bytes32[]): [0xbea6eec49541015cd2b66c73290869b3860e81d90df437035ede15935531ed95,0xee0777a577c250a0b1f51fa45234f03b1d7b986586a50fe93d4735fe6dde3448,0x64cb9aa0f0f39035b202c1833c3e04a7801733d8fa08545a2b9ad4d2e9c04b31,0xed04096b8096a44bf5151df17d9e0d5490785da6369345a3965d069b26c59817,0x94b0d9569f8cbbcf923f4c4fc6297db0165e7a28e0c61f6e27bb987b1ef4478f,0x3a4b7829fbec41a9e6e39e98808b659cabed1e36e52ed2cccf5775fcdd9335a4,0x9d3bb7cda599728208163eecd2a00cf7323080ce92b7534403408af74cb62dd4,0xf64102e34b49950a0292b6098c2751712769e2f0dbe2737c1fec214fc0aa5f46,0x98e17d665be136875feaef44f9dfe1be8646e4e26a2644f6b611a29b2c32da40,0x95dbce3f5ba2481259cec47ae6f553d66281e1ca7ce8644ec415e09872dbcfa1,0x4be646829fe502c699b25019edd8e22ddfcd417723c06cc457e52e0e84dc2103,0xc2dc3ab40b7faadd1db3725c168ea441c7dc201e44940ae1c73e14e3537ceba5] Ping me if you have any question, cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x141f59a0…f9b3·#24,902,694·0x54bdc210…9465bd
Hey — you have unclaimed funds from the Euler redemption tree (the distribution the Euler team set up after the March 2023 exploit recovery). Your address (0x141f…f9b3) was allocated index #215 in the merkle, and nobody's called it yet: - 42.3427 WETH - 19,528.66 DAI - 1,505.2550 USDC The Euler team's euler-redemption-scripts repo was archived with 1,638 people (including you) who never came back to claim. I built forgotteneth.com to scan old, defunct, or abandoned smart contracts for ETH and tokens people left behind. So, two easy ways to grab yours: 1. forgotteneth.com — paste your address, hit the Euler card, click Claim. The site assembles the merkle proof for you and your wallet just confirms one tx. 2. Direct via Etherscan Go to 0xBC8021015db2ca0599e0692d63ae6B91564cf026 → Contract → Write Contract, connect the wallet that owns 0x141f…f9b3, expand claimAndAgreeToTerms, and paste these four values into the form: - acceptanceToken (bytes32): 0x520aea92485738124475f3949d733f2a0b8e80fb53459af867c2bc8931785899 - index (uint256): 215 - tokenAmounts ((address,uint256)[]): [[0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2,42342717001513326991],[0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F,19528663517176969758085],[0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48,1505254955]] - proof (bytes32[]): [0xbea6eec49541015cd2b66c73290869b3860e81d90df437035ede15935531ed95,0xee0777a577c250a0b1f51fa45234f03b1d7b986586a50fe93d4735fe6dde3448,0x64cb9aa0f0f39035b202c1833c3e04a7801733d8fa08545a2b9ad4d2e9c04b31,0xed04096b8096a44bf5151df17d9e0d5490785da6369345a3965d069b26c59817,0x94b0d9569f8cbbcf923f4c4fc6297db0165e7a28e0c61f6e27bb987b1ef4478f,0x3a4b7829fbec41a9e6e39e98808b659cabed1e36e52ed2cccf5775fcdd9335a4,0x9d3bb7cda599728208163eecd2a00cf7323080ce92b7534403408af74cb62dd4,0xf64102e34b49950a0292b6098c2751712769e2f0dbe2737c1fec214fc0aa5f46,0x98e17d665be136875feaef44f9dfe1be8646e4e26a2644f6b611a29b2c32da40,0x95dbce3f5ba2481259cec47ae6f553d66281e1ca7ce8644ec415e09872dbcfa1,0x4be646829fe502c699b25019edd8e22ddfcd417723c06cc457e52e0e84dc2103,0xc2dc3ab40b7faadd1db3725c168ea441c7dc201e44940ae1c73e14e3537ceba5] Ping me if you have any question, cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x141f59a0…f9b3·#24,902,694·0x54c176cd…7afd36
Hey — you have unclaimed funds from the Euler redemption tree (the distribution the Euler team set up after the March 2023 exploit recovery). Your address (0x141f…f9b3) was allocated index #215 in the merkle, and nobody's called it yet: - 42.3427 WETH - 19,528.66 DAI - 1,505.2550 USDC The Euler team's euler-redemption-scripts repo was archived with 1,638 people (including you) who never came back to claim. I built forgotteneth.com to scan old, defunct, or abandoned smart contracts for ETH and tokens people left behind. So, two easy ways to grab yours: 1. forgotteneth.com — paste your address, hit the Euler card, click Claim. The site assembles the merkle proof for you and your wallet just confirms one tx. 2. Direct via Etherscan Go to 0xBC8021015db2ca0599e0692d63ae6B91564cf026 → Contract → Write Contract, connect the wallet that owns 0x141f…f9b3, expand claimAndAgreeToTerms, and paste these four values into the form: - acceptanceToken (bytes32): 0x520aea92485738124475f3949d733f2a0b8e80fb53459af867c2bc8931785899 - index (uint256): 215 - tokenAmounts ((address,uint256)[]): [[0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2,42342717001513326991],[0x6B175474E89094C44Da98b954EedeAC495271d0F,19528663517176969758085],[0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48,1505254955]] - proof (bytes32[]): [0xbea6eec49541015cd2b66c73290869b3860e81d90df437035ede15935531ed95,0xee0777a577c250a0b1f51fa45234f03b1d7b986586a50fe93d4735fe6dde3448,0x64cb9aa0f0f39035b202c1833c3e04a7801733d8fa08545a2b9ad4d2e9c04b31,0xed04096b8096a44bf5151df17d9e0d5490785da6369345a3965d069b26c59817,0x94b0d9569f8cbbcf923f4c4fc6297db0165e7a28e0c61f6e27bb987b1ef4478f,0x3a4b7829fbec41a9e6e39e98808b659cabed1e36e52ed2cccf5775fcdd9335a4,0x9d3bb7cda599728208163eecd2a00cf7323080ce92b7534403408af74cb62dd4,0xf64102e34b49950a0292b6098c2751712769e2f0dbe2737c1fec214fc0aa5f46,0x98e17d665be136875feaef44f9dfe1be8646e4e26a2644f6b611a29b2c32da40,0x95dbce3f5ba2481259cec47ae6f553d66281e1ca7ce8644ec415e09872dbcfa1,0x4be646829fe502c699b25019edd8e22ddfcd417723c06cc457e52e0e84dc2103,0xc2dc3ab40b7faadd1db3725c168ea441c7dc201e44940ae1c73e14e3537ceba5] Ping me if you have any question, cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xf15968a0…affb·#24,849,384·0x7e9884c6…28f1c0
Hey Molly! Your deployer wallet `0xf15968a096fc8f47650001585d23bee819b5affb` has still **77.73 WETH** to claim from the Hegic V1 Call options pool at `0xb9ed94c6d594b2517c4296e24a8c517ff133fb6d`, for tranche #0, #1, and #32. Built forgotteneth.com to scan/retrieve such balances from old contracts.
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x09b90db0…f625·#24,849,188·0xa16f21be…caeeea
Hey there! The Safe `0xFAD1611565aC495c927000623F0D04C84e1091e6` has **158.79 WETH** sitting unclaimed in the old Gnosis DutchX magnolia pool (`0xf1d29a124622c06f7026f35553543c833102183b`). The pool finished its DutchX auction cycle years ago and the funds have been withdrawable since mid-2019. You'd have to call `withdrawDeposit()` on the pool contract with no arguments. Alternatively, I've built forgotteneth.com which scans 166 defunct contracts for unclaimed ETH/WETH. It can craft the withdrawal tx for you and also check if the Safe has balances in any other old protocols. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x17b057d7…d272·#24,849,188·0x2a22dd4b…a11aea
Hey there! The Safe `0xFAD1611565aC495c927000623F0D04C84e1091e6` has **158.79 WETH** sitting unclaimed in the old Gnosis DutchX magnolia pool (`0xf1d29a124622c06f7026f35553543c833102183b`). The pool finished its DutchX auction cycle years ago and the funds have been withdrawable since mid-2019. You'd have to call `withdrawDeposit()` on the pool contract with no arguments. Alternatively, I've built forgotteneth.com which scans 166 defunct contracts for unclaimed ETH/WETH. It can craft the withdrawal tx for you and also check if the Safe has balances in any other old protocols. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xf31ef38b…fede·#24,849,188·0xa637c095…ccfe76
Hey there! The Safe `0xFAD1611565aC495c927000623F0D04C84e1091e6` has **158.79 WETH** sitting unclaimed in the old Gnosis DutchX magnolia pool (`0xf1d29a124622c06f7026f35553543c833102183b`). The pool finished its DutchX auction cycle years ago and the funds have been withdrawable since mid-2019. You'd have to call `withdrawDeposit()` on the pool contract with no arguments. Alternatively, I've built forgotteneth.com which scans 166 defunct contracts for unclaimed ETH/WETH. It can craft the withdrawal tx for you and also check if the Safe has balances in any other old protocols. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xfd86e333…3c9c·#24,798,728·0xcf8819a5…8eeca6
Hello! You checked your address on forgotteneth.com and nothing came up at the time. I just added the Old WETH contract and your address has 66.25 claimable ETH in it! You can use forgotteneth.com to claim. New contracts get added regularly — use @forgottenETH_bot on Telegram to watch your address for future finds!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xef7342fe…777d·#24,783,933·0xfcd4b454…62d2c5
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 0.05 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x430d4ce1…71d4·#24,783,932·0x3a0a249d…901501
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 0.13 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xdead832d…baff·#24,783,932·0x03471468…b97bfc
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 0.18 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x87885aae…f245·#24,783,932·0x7fab0a4e…3f999c
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 0.44 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x8a971293…6355·#24,783,931·0x2ad00811…13e175
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 38.74 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x0bc4f672…70a4·#24,783,931·0xbbbd2b79…021a07
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 108.97 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xa3d506db…64ac·#24,783,931·0xaaacacb5…4d666d
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time The DAO withdrawal contract wasn't tracked yet. I've since added it and found 150.03 ETH claimable from your DAO tokens via the WithdrawDAO contract. You can claim at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x6164aa92…6a9c·#24,783,931·0xd451503f…04c148
Hello - I noticed your address was previously checked on forgotteneth.com but at that time the ENS Old Registrar wasn't fully indexed yet. I've since completed the scan and found 1420.62 ETH claimable across 217 deeds from the old ENS bid registrar. You can release these deeds at https://forgotteneth.com - sorry for the earlier miss!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x22de0b5c…1246·#24,776,345·0x9412a73c…86f4ba
Hello - the address 0x1324e7b922b30B49Ab8EA81086341cc41C249346 (which appears to be yours) has 10,000 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract for the governx.eth deed. You'd need to call releaseDeed(0xc14a54da4752db647a43f6d15e2dda471fdba23f27f339fc9a5a28695be7a4e6) on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x1324e7b9…9346·#24,773,030·0x72b86eec…ac0b5c
Hello - you have 10,000 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract for the governx.eth deed. You'd need to call releaseDeed(0xc14a54da4752db647a43f6d15e2dda471fdba23f27f339fc9a5a28695be7a4e6) on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x7d04d2ed…c8a6·#24,773,029·0x00b23d8e…ef5064
Hello - the address 0x1324e7b922b30B49Ab8EA81086341cc41C249346 (which appears to be yours) has 10,000 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract for the governx.eth deed. You'd need to call releaseDeed(0xc14a54da4752db647a43f6d15e2dda471fdba23f27f339fc9a5a28695be7a4e6) on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x5807a8b4…e0a1·#24,773,028·0x272e1e6b…a45668
Hello - you have 795.09 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract across 204 deeds you bid on in 2017 — including wellsfargo.eth (119 ETH), hedgefund.eth (103 ETH), rakuten.eth (77 ETH), lamborghini.eth (50 ETH), and 200 more. Each deed requires a separate releaseDeed() call on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which detects all your deeds and lets you release them one by one. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x3f8ae055…2bbf·#24,773,026·0x848ce9de…0c9135
Hello - your address has 624.56 ETH that could be redeemed by burning your DGD tokens from the defunct DigixDAO project. You'd need to approve the Acid refund contract at 0x23Ea10CC1e6EBdB499D24E45369A35f43627062f, then call burn() — this burns all your DGD and sends 624.56 ETH to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x341beb8a…31b9·#24,773,025·0x13905dc7…4a8ddb
Hello - the address 0x3f8ae055da8a5afa6ca6e49ea0bf5b01d1332bbf (which appears to be yours) has 624.56 ETH that could be redeemed by burning your DGD tokens from the defunct DigixDAO project. You'd need to approve the Acid refund contract at 0x23Ea10CC1e6EBdB499D24E45369A35f43627062f, then call burn() — this burns all your DGD and sends 624.56 ETH to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x807f1389…5eba·#24,773,024·0x2ebb23f5…c4996a
Hello - you have 301.11 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract across 3 deeds you bid on in 2017: bhpbilliton.eth (101 ETH), assassination.eth (111 ETH), and dinosaur.eth (89 ETH). Each deed requires a separate releaseDeed() call on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which detects all your deeds and lets you release them one by one. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x934bbb5e…429a·#24,773,023·0x55d8bfcd…90d512
Hello - the address 0x807f1389224A0AaE0D1816c07a1E70111c255Eba (which appears to be yours) has 301.11 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract across 3 deeds you bid on in 2017: bhpbilliton.eth (101 ETH), assassination.eth (111 ETH), and dinosaur.eth (89 ETH). Each deed requires a separate releaseDeed() call on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which detects all your deeds and lets you release them one by one. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xcd4d244e…ee65·#24,773,022·0xc2bedf93…776ec5
Hi - your address has 300 ETH that could be withdrawn from Neufund, a project you participated in back in 2017. Here are the two transactions you'd need to execute (both can be done through Etherscan): Step 1: Burn NEU tokens to unlock ETH-T - To: 0xa823E6722006afe99E91c30FF5295052fe6b8E32 (NEU Token) - Function: approveAndCall(address, uint256, bytes) - Args: spender = 0xb1E4675f0dBE360bA90447A7e58c62C762Ad62D4, amount = 280586751200000000000000 (280,587 NEU — full balance), data = 0x - This burns your NEU tokens and releases 300 ETH-T to your wallet. Step 2: Unwrap ETH-T to ETH - To: 0xb59a226a2b8a2f2b0512baa35cc348b6b213b671 (EtherToken) - Function: withdraw(uint256) - Args: amount = 300000000000000000000 (300 ETH-T) - This sends 300 ETH directly to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xec8abfd5…a24f·#24,773,021·0xc7c2eea2…01b76e
Hi - the address 0xcd4D244e415f3704213b534509AA7eb51D92EE65 (which appears to be yours) has 300 ETH that could be withdrawn from Neufund, a project you participated in back in 2017. Here are the two transactions you'd need to execute (both can be done through Etherscan): Step 1: Burn NEU tokens to unlock ETH-T - To: 0xa823E6722006afe99E91c30FF5295052fe6b8E32 (NEU Token) - Function: approveAndCall(address, uint256, bytes) - Args: spender = 0xb1E4675f0dBE360bA90447A7e58c62C762Ad62D4, amount = 280586751200000000000000 (280,587 NEU — full balance), data = 0x - This burns your NEU tokens and releases 300 ETH-T to your wallet. Step 2: Unwrap ETH-T to ETH - To: 0xb59a226a2b8a2f2b0512baa35cc348b6b213b671 (EtherToken) - Function: withdraw(uint256) - Args: amount = 300000000000000000000 (300 ETH-T) - This sends 300 ETH directly to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x420cb5a8…e68b·#24,773,020·0xb2d5aa42…773aa5
Hello - you have 262.33 ETH stuck in the IDEX v1 contract, these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. You can withdraw directly from the IDEX contract on Etherscan, or use https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xfe513e95…7f9e·#24,773,018·0x55f1490d…b09b08
Hello - your address has 202.32 ETH that could be redeemed by burning your DGD tokens from the defunct DigixDAO project. You'd need to approve the Acid refund contract at 0x23Ea10CC1e6EBdB499D24E45369A35f43627062f, then call burn() — this burns all your DGD and sends 202.32 ETH to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x33cc1c23…8b26·#24,773,017·0xe4415be1…edda2b
Hello - you have 172.11 ETH that could be withdrawn from an old EtherDelta fork — these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x9c2c2666…55ca·#24,773,016·0x732780b2…2638a2
Hello - you have 172.11 ETH that could be withdrawn from 0x33cc1c2364E87a987dA97045B78C2AB4259f8b26 (which appears to be yours) in an old EtherDelta fork — these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xa4558007…49d4·#24,773,015·0x91ac263d…55d278
Hello - you have 118.72 ETH that could be withdrawn from an old EtherDelta fork — these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x093ae398…1f69·#24,773,014·0x36626111…7593b7
Hello - you have 118.72 ETH that could be withdrawn from 0xa45580072F2E6de766fd423a0E0763d0616e49d4 (which appears to be yours) in an old EtherDelta fork — these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x782cf6b6…7e7d·#24,773,011·0x56f97d1a…4acf34
Hello - you have 85.23 ETH that could be withdrawn from the old ENS Old Registrar contract across 14 deeds you bid on in 2017 — including unitedhealthgroup.eth (36 ETH), redbull.eth (27 ETH), arsenal.eth (5 ETH), and 11 more. Each deed requires a separate releaseDeed() call on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've built https://forgotteneth.com which detects all your deeds and lets you release them one by one. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xf079dc16…1aff·#24,773,009·0xcf68d2a2…9b63a9
Hi - your address has 109 ETH that could be withdrawn from Neufund, a project you participated in back in 2017. Here are the two transactions you'd need to execute (both can be done through Etherscan): Step 1: Burn NEU tokens to unlock ETH-T - To: 0xa823E6722006afe99E91c30FF5295052fe6b8E32 (NEU Token) - Function: approveAndCall(address, uint256, bytes) - Args: spender = 0xb1E4675f0dBE360bA90447A7e58c62C762Ad62D4, amount = 100137798300000000000000 (100,138 NEU — full balance), data = 0x - This burns your NEU tokens and releases 109 ETH-T to your wallet. Step 2: Unwrap ETH-T to ETH - To: 0xb59a226a2b8a2f2b0512baa35cc348b6b213b671 (EtherToken) - Function: withdraw(uint256) - Args: amount = 109000000000000000000 (109 ETH-T) - This sends 109 ETH directly to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x4bb781bf…c34b·#24,773,008·0x41700365…bb2576
Hi - your address has 668 ETH that could be withdrawn from Neufund, a project you participated in back in 2017. Here are the two transactions you'd need to execute (both can be done through Etherscan): Step 1: Burn NEU tokens to unlock ETH-T - To: 0xa823E6722006afe99E91c30FF5295052fe6b8E32 (NEU Token) - Function: approveAndCall(address, uint256, bytes) - Args: spender = 0xb1E4675f0dBE360bA90447A7e58c62C762Ad62D4, amount = 627755173399769823583566 (627,755 NEU — full balance), data = 0x - This burns your NEU tokens and releases 668 ETH-T to your wallet. Step 2: Unwrap ETH-T to ETH - To: 0xb59a226a2b8a2f2b0512baa35cc348b6b213b671 (EtherToken) - Function: withdraw(uint256) - Args: amount = 668000000000000000000 (668 ETH-T) - This sends 668 ETH directly to your wallet. I've also built https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you find and withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xe1bdff94…16b8·#24,773,002·0xeb213491…aeffe6
Hello - You have 100 ETH that could be withdrawn from an old NuCypher WorkLock contract at 0xe9778E69a961e64d3cdBB34CF6778281d34667c2. It's a two-step process: first call claim() and then refund(). These balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. I've built https://forgotteneth.com to facilitate this 2-step process — the site also scans 116 other old contracts for forgotten ETH. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x1c80352b…a796·#24,773,000·0x166c3d78…ab73a6
Hello - you have 112.68 ETH stuck in the IDEX v1 contract, these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. You can withdraw directly from the IDEX contract on Etherscan, or use https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x9dcac000…7d39·#24,772,996·0xa8145428…439cf5
Hello - you have 171.87 ETH stuck in the IDEX v1 contract, these balances don't show up in portfolio trackers like DeBank so you probably forgot about it. You can withdraw directly from the IDEX contract on Etherscan, or use https://forgotteneth.com which tracks forgotten ETH balances across 116 old contracts and helps you withdraw them. Cheers!
0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0x1db3439a…6ee6·#24,772,975·0x87703450…5f3b1c
Hello king - you have 75.42 ETH unclaimed in the old ENS Old Registrar contract for vitalikbuterin.eth. You'd need to call releaseDeed(0x65df27e293be2fc231c84f9b979cfc48c808262a23605a5a6427ec9b3a1dcbd4) on 0x6090A6e47849629b7245Dfa1Ca21D94cd15878Ef. I've also built a frontend around this contract (and many more defunct ones) to facilitate this process at https://forgotteneth.com. Cheers!