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Wallet 0xbbf4…0006

Found in this wallet

$2,131

5 positions

Where it is

Chains that shut down1 position$2,122100%
Other layer-2 withdrawals1 position$8<1%
Bridges3 positions$1<1%

Findings

Positions found for the checked wallets
Where	Chain	Amount		Who can recover	Links
Funds in frozen StarkEx appsSorare, Immutable X, ApeX Pro, edgeX v1, Myria	Ethereum	2,122.63 USDT	$2,122
Unclaimed Agglayer bridge exitPolygon Agglayer (Silicon, Katana, X Layer and others)	Katana	0.0029 ETH	$8		Claim
LayerZero transfer stuckLayerZero (OFT tokens)	Ethereum	60.8678 DEUS	$1	May not work	Open
Unclaimed Polygon PoS withdrawalPolygon PoS bridge	Polygon	1,695.96 EMON	not priced		Claim
Wormhole transfer not redeemedWormhole Portal	BNB Chain	85 RHEA	not priced	Needs the team	Open

How to get it back

5 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.

Funds in frozen StarkEx apps
Sorare, Immutable X, ApeX Pro, edgeX v1, Myria
$2,122 · 1 position
Some StarkEx apps keep balances off-chain. A pending withdrawal can be claimed now. A deposit-only record cannot: the app operator must first publish data.
1. Check the row type. A pending withdrawal can be claimed now; a deposit ledger row cannot.
2. For a pending withdrawal, call withdraw with your owner key and asset type on the app's StarkEx contract (Etherscan). Funds go to your registered address.
3. For a frozen app, the escape hatch needs the operator or data committee to publish state first. See the StarkWare docs.
Official docs (opens in a new tab)
Unclaimed Agglayer bridge exit
Polygon Agglayer (Silicon, Katana, X Layer and others)
$8 · 1 position
You sent funds from an Agglayer chain to Ethereum but never claimed them on Ethereum. The funds wait in the Ethereum bridge contract.
1. Use the official bridge of the chain you withdrew from (linked next to each of your positions).
2. Connect the receiving wallet and open your transaction history.
3. Find the withdrawal marked ready to claim and press Claim. You pay the Ethereum gas fee.
Official bridges for the chains your positions are on:
- Katana Bridge (Agglayer) (opens in a new tab)
Official docs (opens in a new tab)
LayerZero transfer stuck
LayerZero (OFT tokens)
$1 · 1 positionMay not work
Your LayerZero token transfer arrived on the destination chain but its message was never run. Anyone can retry it, and the tokens go to you.
1. Look up your transaction on LayerZero Scan and note the message status.
2. v2: LayerZero Scan can execute a stuck message from its page, or call lzReceive on EndpointV2 0x1a44076050125825900e736c501f859c50fE728c (permissionless).
3. v1: call retryPayload on the chain's Endpoint contract (explorer Write tab). You pay gas. An empty token adapter needs the app team.
LayerZero Scan (opens in a new tab)Official docs (opens in a new tab)
Unclaimed Polygon PoS withdrawal
Polygon PoS bridge
$0 · 1 position
You burned tokens on Polygon to withdraw to Ethereum, and the checkpoint is done, but the exit was never run on Ethereum. The tokens wait in the bridge.
1. Open Polygon Portal and connect the wallet that withdrew.
2. Find the withdrawal in your transactions and press Initiate Claim.
3. Approve in your wallet, then press Claim Tokens. Pay the Ethereum gas fee. The tokens go to the burner address.
Polygon bridge (opens in a new tab)Official docs (opens in a new tab)
Wormhole transfer not redeemed
Wormhole Portal
$0 · 1 positionNeeds the team
You sent tokens with Portal (Wormhole), but nobody completed the transfer on the destination chain. You can redeem it yourself with the signed VAA (the guardians' signed message).
1. Find your transfer on Wormholescan with your source transaction hash.
2. If it is not redeemed, open Portal Bridge, choose Redeem, and complete it with your wallet.
3. Or copy the VAA from the Advanced tab on Wormholescan and submit it on the destination chain contract (Etherscan Write tab).
Portal Bridge (opens in a new tab)Official docs (opens in a new tab)