Wallet 0x0e39…e404
$15
9 positions
| Where | Chain | Amount | Who can recover | Links | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nucleus vault sharesNucleus (BoringVault) | Plume Mainnet | — | $6 | ||
| Mode | 0.000900287 ezETH | $3 | May not work | ||
| Ethereum | 2.0002 USDC | $2 | |||
| Blast | — ezETH/WETH | $2 | |||
| Arbitrum One | — | $1 |
9 guides, the largest amount first
Use only the official links below. No real recovery asks for your seed phrase or private key. If anyone offers to recover funds for you, it is a scam.
Nucleus (BoringVault)
Nucleus deprecated its vaults on 19 Dec 2025 and the withdraw page is gone. You can redeem vault shares through the Teller contract, but only for assets the vault still holds.
Ionic Protocol lending is shut down and ionic.money is now a domain for sale. Your deposit receipt (ionToken) may still be redeemable, only for the cash left, first come first served.
zkSync Lite was shut down on 2026-05-04. Remaining balances are claimable on Ethereum through a claim contract and a withdrawal portal. Your account is on that list and has not claimed.
You hold a Thruster v3 liquidity position (an NFT) on Blast. Thruster has shut down, but the position contract still works.
You hold Balancer v2 pool tokens, in your wallet or staked. You can exit the pool. Balancer has proposed a wind-down: if it passes, pools become withdraw-only on 30 Oct 2026.
Alpaca Finance
You hold Alpaca v1 ibTokens (deposit receipts) on BNB Chain. The vault still pays out the underlying token.
Lisk's own chain closes on 2026-10-31. Lisk says withdrawing to Ethereum takes about 8 days, and unstaking LSK adds 3 days. Start now.
Official bridges for the chains your positions are on:
Polygon zkEVM's sequencer stopped on 1 July 2026. Wallet-held funds not bridged before then can be claimed on Ethereum in a claim UI. Polygon treats unclaimed assets as abandoned after 2027-12-31.
Official bridges for the chains your positions are on:
You supplied funds to Orbit Lending on Blast, which was exploited. You can still withdraw, but some markets hold less cash than is owed, so first come, first served.