DeFi Saver, a DeFi management platform on Ethereum launched in 2019, has located nearly 67 million dollars in abandoned tokens in its users’ smart wallets (DSProxy contracts). These funds originate from transaction dust, direct transfers to the proxy address, and unclaimed airdrops, amounts that are individually insignificant but have accumulated over the years. Users can claim their assets by connecting to the official DeFi Saver application, which automatically identifies associated contracts and displays corresponding balances. The withdrawal only requires paying Ethereum gas fees: any upfront payment request is a scam. These 67 million dollars illustrate a persistent limitation of decentralized finance, where funds can remain accessible on the blockchain while becoming invisible to their owner through a classic interface like MetaMask.
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