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Wallet 0xefc1…0d8e

Found in this wallet

$89

3 positions

By category

Ended positions2 positions$89100%
Closed DeFi apps1 position<$1<1%

Findings

Positions found for the checked wallets
Where	Amount		Links
Expired veCRV lockCurve	148.162 CRV	$57	Claim
Curve fees not claimed (3CRV)	30.3406 3CRV	$32	Claim

How to get it back

3 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.

Expired veCRV lock
Curve
$57 · 1 position
Your veCRV lock ended but the CRV was never withdrawn. It is still locked in the contract until you call withdraw.
1. Open the veCRV VotingEscrow contract on Etherscan, Write Contract.
2. Connect the owner wallet and call withdraw().
3. If the owner is a smart contract that cannot make this call, the CRV stays locked.
veCRV contract (opens in a new tab)
Curve fees not claimed (3CRV)
$32 · 1 position
You locked CRV in veCRV and earned fee rewards in 3CRV from the old Curve fee distributor, but never claimed them. They are still in the contract.
1. Open the contract's Write tab on the block explorer and connect your wallet.
2. Call claim with your address. Anyone can call it; the tokens go to you.
3. If many weeks are unclaimed, repeat the call; each call covers up to 20 weeks.
4. Check your wallet for the 3CRV.
Fee distributor on Etherscan (opens in a new tab)
xAAVE fund tokens
xToken
<$1 · 1 position
You hold xAAVE, a fund token backed by AAVE. Minting is paused, but burning still works and pays out your share of the AAVE.
1. Find your token. xAAVEa is 0x80DC468671316E50D4E9023D3Db38D3105c1C146 and xAAVEb is 0x704de5696df237c5b9ba0de9ba7e0c63da8ea0df. Open it on Etherscan, Write as Proxy tab, and connect your wallet.
2. Call burn(tokenAmount, false, minReturn) with your balance. Set minReturn to the least AAVE you accept.
3. You get your share of the fund's AAVE: about 0.01 AAVE per token at the last check, not 1 to 1.
xAAVEa contract on Etherscan (opens in a new tab)