0xcd4d…ee65 on-chain memos

0x60d448c0…e429sent to0xcd4d244e…ee652026-08-05·#25,688,075·0x04a62de1…f3f039

Hello, Our records show that this wallet participated in Neufund during the early Ethereum era and may still have unclaimed ETH connected to The DAO contract. You can check the wallet address directly here: https://www.legacyeth.com/contracts/neufund-locked If eligible, connect your wallet and click Claim to interact with the original contract and recover the unclaimed ETH. LegacyETH does not use an intermediary contract, and the related data/code is open-source for verification. For users in Asia, on-site assistan

0xae7d7c36…7891sent to0xcd4d244e…ee652026-03-30·#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Hi - your address has 300 ETH that could be withdrawn from Neufund, a project you participated in back in 2017.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!