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I’m the creator of Find My Funds. I’ve always wanted to build something that genuinely helps people, and that’s how this service was born🔍💰
This channel is where all project updates will go: new protocols, new chains and lots of other interesting stuff👀
https://findmyfunds.xyz/
I’m the creator of Find My Funds. I’ve always wanted to build something that genuinely helps people, and that’s how this service was born🔍💰
This channel is where all project updates will go: new protocols, new chains and lots of other interesting stuff👀
https://findmyfunds.xyz/
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Find My Funds — money you left in old crypto protocols
Check any Solana, Ethereum or Arbitrum address for money left behind in protocols: unlocked stakes, old DEX deposits, unclaimed payouts. Check without connecting a wallet; withdraw in a few clicks.
Added dYdX v3 🔍
dYdX v3 shut down in October 2024. A lot of people still have withdrawals that were approved but never collected, so the USDC is just sitting in the contract
Right now there's about $7M there
dYdX v3 shut down in October 2024. A lot of people still have withdrawals that were approved but never collected, so the USDC is just sitting in the contract
Right now there's about $7M there
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Hi everyone!
Added GMX on Arbitrum today 🔵
Until now we only found stuck bridge withdrawals from Arbitrum. Now we check protocols inside the network too, and GMX is the first one
GMX is one of the biggest leverage trading exchanges on Arbitrum. Traders open longs and shorts, and regular users provide the liquidity: in V1 they put money into the GLP pool, in V2 into GM and GLV pools, and earned a share of trading fees in WETH. You could also stake the GMX token itself
Why money is still there:
— V1 was wound down: rewards stopped, but what people earned before is still sitting there
— in July 2025 GMX V1 was exploited, and GLP holders were compensated in GLV tokens. You have to claim it yourself, and thousands of people never did
— in V2, traders and referrers built up payouts that also have to be claimed manually
That’s about $12M across 52,000 wallets 👀
If you traded on GMX or held GLP, check your address, you can withdraw right on the site
Added GMX on Arbitrum today 🔵
Until now we only found stuck bridge withdrawals from Arbitrum. Now we check protocols inside the network too, and GMX is the first one
GMX is one of the biggest leverage trading exchanges on Arbitrum. Traders open longs and shorts, and regular users provide the liquidity: in V1 they put money into the GLP pool, in V2 into GM and GLV pools, and earned a share of trading fees in WETH. You could also stake the GMX token itself
Why money is still there:
— V1 was wound down: rewards stopped, but what people earned before is still sitting there
— in July 2025 GMX V1 was exploited, and GLP holders were compensated in GLV tokens. You have to claim it yourself, and thousands of people never did
— in V2, traders and referrers built up payouts that also have to be claimed manually
That’s about $12M across 52,000 wallets 👀
If you traded on GMX or held GLP, check your address, you can withdraw right on the site
findmyfunds.xyz
Find My Funds — money you left in old crypto protocols
Check any Solana, Ethereum or Arbitrum address for money left behind in protocols: unlocked stakes, old DEX deposits, unclaimed payouts. Check without connecting a wallet; withdraw in a few clicks.
Hey everyone!
Yesterday, I added closed Beefy vaults on Arbitrum 🌐
Beefy is one of the largest auto-compounders in DeFi. You deposit LP tokens or assets into a vault, and its strategy automatically collects rewards and reinvests them. In return, you receive mooTokens representing your share of the vault.
Over time, Beefy closes vaults: a pool becomes inactive, rewards run out, or a protocol shuts down. The strategy can still return the deposited assets to the vault, where they remain waiting for their owners to withdraw them. Closed vaults disappear from Beefy’s main page, and many people simply forget about them. That’s exactly what we’re looking for. 👀
I checked 138 closed vaults on Arbitrum, and here are the numbers:
• $2M+ across 3,300+ wallets
• 40 wallets holding more than $10,000 each, with the largest containing around $280,000
• 157 wallets holding between $1,000 and $10,000
• $930,000 sitting untouched for over a year
If your shares are staked in Beefy Boost, the process handles that too: it first unstakes them and withdraws your share from the vault, then automatically converts the LP position into regular tokens:
💠 Curve → a single asset (WBTC, USDC, or WETH)
💠 Balancer → the pool’s underlying tokens
💠 Beefy CLM → the two underlying pool tokens
💠 GLP → WBTC
No need to manually navigate other websites to unwind these positions
Yesterday, I added closed Beefy vaults on Arbitrum 🌐
Beefy is one of the largest auto-compounders in DeFi. You deposit LP tokens or assets into a vault, and its strategy automatically collects rewards and reinvests them. In return, you receive mooTokens representing your share of the vault.
Over time, Beefy closes vaults: a pool becomes inactive, rewards run out, or a protocol shuts down. The strategy can still return the deposited assets to the vault, where they remain waiting for their owners to withdraw them. Closed vaults disappear from Beefy’s main page, and many people simply forget about them. That’s exactly what we’re looking for. 👀
I checked 138 closed vaults on Arbitrum, and here are the numbers:
• $2M+ across 3,300+ wallets
• 40 wallets holding more than $10,000 each, with the largest containing around $280,000
• 157 wallets holding between $1,000 and $10,000
• $930,000 sitting untouched for over a year
If your shares are staked in Beefy Boost, the process handles that too: it first unstakes them and withdraws your share from the vault, then automatically converts the LP position into regular tokens:
💠 Curve → a single asset (WBTC, USDC, or WETH)
💠 Balancer → the pool’s underlying tokens
💠 Beefy CLM → the two underlying pool tokens
💠 GLP → WBTC
No need to manually navigate other websites to unwind these positions
Added two new sources on Solana
Old Metaplex auctions (2021–22)
Remember NFT auctions??? If you placed a bid and didn’t win, or the auction never ended, your SOL might still be sitting there
• 8,760 SOL ($900k) across 3,400+ wallets
Drift v1
Drift’s first version shut down in 2022 and settled every account in USDC. Many people never claimed their share
Old Metaplex auctions (2021–22)
Remember NFT auctions??? If you placed a bid and didn’t win, or the auction never ended, your SOL might still be sitting there
• 8,760 SOL ($900k) across 3,400+ wallets
Drift v1
Drift’s first version shut down in 2022 and settled every account in USDC. Many people never claimed their share
Yesterday I added 3 new protocols on Ethereum: Lido, EigenLayer and Sablier
🟦 Lido: unclaimed withdrawals
Withdrawing stETH from Lido takes two steps: you request it, a few days later the ETH becomes available, and then you have to claim it in a separate transaction. Many people do the first step and forget the second
Right now 31,000 ETH (~$75M) in Lido’s queue is ready to claim but still unclaimed
🟪 EigenLayer: unfinished withdrawals
Leaving EigenLayer restaking is also two steps: you queue the withdrawal, wait, and then you have to complete it. If you never did, your stETH, rETH and other tokens are still sitting in EigenLayer.
🟩 Sablier: streams and vesting
Teams use Sablier for salaries, grants and vesting: tokens build up over time, but you have to withdraw them yourself. The site finds your streams and shows how much has already built up.
About 15,000 wallets have unwithdrawn streams.
🟦 Lido: unclaimed withdrawals
Withdrawing stETH from Lido takes two steps: you request it, a few days later the ETH becomes available, and then you have to claim it in a separate transaction. Many people do the first step and forget the second
Right now 31,000 ETH (~$75M) in Lido’s queue is ready to claim but still unclaimed
🟪 EigenLayer: unfinished withdrawals
Leaving EigenLayer restaking is also two steps: you queue the withdrawal, wait, and then you have to complete it. If you never did, your stETH, rETH and other tokens are still sitting in EigenLayer.
🟩 Sablier: streams and vesting
Teams use Sablier for salaries, grants and vesting: tokens build up over time, but you have to withdraw them yourself. The site finds your streams and shows how much has already built up.
About 15,000 wallets have unwithdrawn streams.
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Hey everyone!
Added 5 new protocols on Ethereum: Ronin, Circle CCTP, StarkGate, Lighter, and StarkEx (ApeX, Myria, Immutable X, tanX)
• Ronin: unwithdrawn funds
Withdrawing from Ronin to Ethereum takes two steps: the validators sign the withdrawal, and then it has to be submitted on Ethereum — many people never did that second step
• ~49,000 wallets, $4.5M waiting for their owners
• Circle CCTP: USDC that never arrived
USDC was burned on another network (Solana, Arbitrum, Base…) to move it to Ethereum, but it was never received on Ethereum
• ~2,900 wallets, $2M
⚠️ On December 1, Circle shuts down CCTP v1 — after that, these funds can no longer be claimed
• StarkGate: withdrawals from Starknet
Withdrawn from Starknet, but never claimed on Ethereum
• ~32,000 wallets, $1.2M
• Lighter: stuck payouts
Payouts from the Lighter exchange that never reached the wallet
• ~2,000 wallets, $410k
• StarkEx: ApeX, Myria, Immutable X, tanX
Approved withdrawals that no one claimed
• ~6,500 wallets
In total: ~92,000 wallets and $8.3M
No need to connect your wallet — the funds go only to your own address
Added 5 new protocols on Ethereum: Ronin, Circle CCTP, StarkGate, Lighter, and StarkEx (ApeX, Myria, Immutable X, tanX)
• Ronin: unwithdrawn funds
Withdrawing from Ronin to Ethereum takes two steps: the validators sign the withdrawal, and then it has to be submitted on Ethereum — many people never did that second step
• ~49,000 wallets, $4.5M waiting for their owners
• Circle CCTP: USDC that never arrived
USDC was burned on another network (Solana, Arbitrum, Base…) to move it to Ethereum, but it was never received on Ethereum
• ~2,900 wallets, $2M
⚠️ On December 1, Circle shuts down CCTP v1 — after that, these funds can no longer be claimed
• StarkGate: withdrawals from Starknet
Withdrawn from Starknet, but never claimed on Ethereum
• ~32,000 wallets, $1.2M
• Lighter: stuck payouts
Payouts from the Lighter exchange that never reached the wallet
• ~2,000 wallets, $410k
• StarkEx: ApeX, Myria, Immutable X, tanX
Approved withdrawals that no one claimed
• ~6,500 wallets
In total: ~92,000 wallets and $8.3M
No need to connect your wallet — the funds go only to your own address
Hey everyone
Over the past 3 days I've added a lot: 3 new networks and more than 40 protocols
New networks: BNB Chain, Polygon and Avalanche
PancakeSwap (old MasterChef v1/v2 pools and Auto-CAKE), Alpaca, Venus, Benqi, Aave V2, AutoFarm, Biswap, ApeSwap, MDEX, BakerySwap, Beefy, Tranchess, PancakeBunny, expired CAKE Pool locks, PancakeSwap Prediction winnings, VAI Vault, Stargate
• ~$115M by our count
• Arbitrum, 18 more protocols
Stargate V1, Convex, dead Curve and Balancer pools, Camelot, Hop, Treasure MAGIC, Radiant v2, Cap, Chronos, Badger and more
• ~$3.7M
• Unclaimed airdrops and refunds on Ethereum
Convex CVX, the Eminence refund (DAI), Harvest refunds (USDC/USDT), Lido LDO retro, Kleros PNK rewards
• ~$750k
• Solana
Magic Eden pools (MMM), old Orca farms and pools, the Hedge stability pool, Aldrin, Crema
• ~$7M
• Blast: the full withdrawal now, all 3 steps
DAI on Blast has a third step that many people don't know about: claiming it from the queue. ~1.08M DAI has already been released and is sitting unclaimed
⚠️ Blast's website shuts down on October 26. Withdrawals on our site will keep working
Other updates:
• On Android you can withdraw right from Chrome: Phantom or Solflare opens on its own
• Buttons to open the site in OKX, Bitget and Binance Wallet
• If the wrong account is connected, the site helps you switch and then continues the withdrawal by itself
~$127M added in total
No need to connect a wallet to check. Funds only go to your address
Over the past 3 days I've added a lot: 3 new networks and more than 40 protocols
New networks: BNB Chain, Polygon and Avalanche
PancakeSwap (old MasterChef v1/v2 pools and Auto-CAKE), Alpaca, Venus, Benqi, Aave V2, AutoFarm, Biswap, ApeSwap, MDEX, BakerySwap, Beefy, Tranchess, PancakeBunny, expired CAKE Pool locks, PancakeSwap Prediction winnings, VAI Vault, Stargate
• ~$115M by our count
• Arbitrum, 18 more protocols
Stargate V1, Convex, dead Curve and Balancer pools, Camelot, Hop, Treasure MAGIC, Radiant v2, Cap, Chronos, Badger and more
• ~$3.7M
• Unclaimed airdrops and refunds on Ethereum
Convex CVX, the Eminence refund (DAI), Harvest refunds (USDC/USDT), Lido LDO retro, Kleros PNK rewards
• ~$750k
• Solana
Magic Eden pools (MMM), old Orca farms and pools, the Hedge stability pool, Aldrin, Crema
• ~$7M
• Blast: the full withdrawal now, all 3 steps
DAI on Blast has a third step that many people don't know about: claiming it from the queue. ~1.08M DAI has already been released and is sitting unclaimed
⚠️ Blast's website shuts down on October 26. Withdrawals on our site will keep working
Other updates:
• On Android you can withdraw right from Chrome: Phantom or Solflare opens on its own
• Buttons to open the site in OKX, Bitget and Binance Wallet
• If the wrong account is connected, the site helps you switch and then continues the withdrawal by itself
~$127M added in total
No need to connect a wallet to check. Funds only go to your address
Good evening everyone!
I've added another $15–20M to the site
Balancer is winding down, and from October 30 its pools will only allow withdrawals. If you ever added liquidity there or locked BAL in veBAL and forgot about it, now's the time to take it back. I've added 109 pools on Ethereum, their gauges, and veBAL locks that have ended. About $4.4M sits in veBAL, and people have another $4–6M in the pools.
Swell. Two stories here. First: deposits people made for their L2 that never actually moved to the network. That's about $1.6M, and you can withdraw it right now. The second one is more interesting: swETH and rswETH withdrawal requests that Swell has already processed, but people never pressed the last button. About 2,200 ETH is sitting there, that's $5.3M. Right now Swell has paused withdrawals, so the site will show your amount, and the button will work as soon as they lift the pause.
Lisk is shutting its network down on October 31. There are about $2M in unfinished bridge withdrawals. I saved all the proofs ahead of time, so you'll be able to withdraw even after the network goes dark.
Polygon zkEVM. When the network closed, Polygon moved all remaining balances into the bridge on Ethereum, and there are also old withdrawals nobody ever claimed. Up to $3.8M
And 9 more protocols on BNB Chain: Kine, Demeter, ApeSwap Lending, Venus XVS Vault, PancakeSwap's lottery and IFO, Alpaca, Ellipsis, Wombat. About $1.7M together.
As always, checking doesn't need a wallet connection, and the money only goes to your address
I've added another $15–20M to the site
Balancer is winding down, and from October 30 its pools will only allow withdrawals. If you ever added liquidity there or locked BAL in veBAL and forgot about it, now's the time to take it back. I've added 109 pools on Ethereum, their gauges, and veBAL locks that have ended. About $4.4M sits in veBAL, and people have another $4–6M in the pools.
Swell. Two stories here. First: deposits people made for their L2 that never actually moved to the network. That's about $1.6M, and you can withdraw it right now. The second one is more interesting: swETH and rswETH withdrawal requests that Swell has already processed, but people never pressed the last button. About 2,200 ETH is sitting there, that's $5.3M. Right now Swell has paused withdrawals, so the site will show your amount, and the button will work as soon as they lift the pause.
Lisk is shutting its network down on October 31. There are about $2M in unfinished bridge withdrawals. I saved all the proofs ahead of time, so you'll be able to withdraw even after the network goes dark.
Polygon zkEVM. When the network closed, Polygon moved all remaining balances into the bridge on Ethereum, and there are also old withdrawals nobody ever claimed. Up to $3.8M
And 9 more protocols on BNB Chain: Kine, Demeter, ApeSwap Lending, Venus XVS Vault, PancakeSwap's lottery and IFO, Alpaca, Ellipsis, Wombat. About $1.7M together.
As always, checking doesn't need a wallet connection, and the money only goes to your address
Hey everyone!
Since the last post, the site has two new networks and about $18M more to find.
Avalanche, about $10M
- sAVAX in expired BENQI unstake requests: about $1.9M. The wait ended long ago, but people never collected.
- GLP from GMX V1: about $1.8M.
- Old Avalanche Bridge tokens (ETH, USDT, DAI, WBTC without the ".e"): about $1.3M. The site swaps them 1:1 into today's tokens for you.
- Curve pools and old gauges: about $1.25M.
- LP left in old Trader Joe farms (MasterChef V2, V3, Boosted) and Pangolin, withdrawn straight to the two coins.
- Stargate V1, Multichain anyUSDC / anyUSDT / anyETH, and AVAX in finished GoGoPool minipools.
Polygon, about $8.4M
- Curve's first pools (aave, atricrypto, ren), their old gauges and Stake DAO: over $2.2M.
- 106 retired Beefy vaults.
- LP in ended QuickSwap staking contracts. Old QUICK gets converted to the new one along the way.
- Deposits in frozen Aave V3 markets, Stargate V1 pools, PoolTogether tickets.
Also, Aave V2 on Polygon and Avalanche now withdraws in a single transaction with the fee already inside, same as on BNB Chain and Arbitrum.
Small but nice:
- Checking several addresses at once is more stable, with far fewer "check failed" errors.
- Solana withdrawals in Phantom no longer stop halfway with "Simulation failed".
As always, checking doesn't require connecting a wallet, and funds only ever go to your own address.
Since the last post, the site has two new networks and about $18M more to find.
Avalanche, about $10M
- sAVAX in expired BENQI unstake requests: about $1.9M. The wait ended long ago, but people never collected.
- GLP from GMX V1: about $1.8M.
- Old Avalanche Bridge tokens (ETH, USDT, DAI, WBTC without the ".e"): about $1.3M. The site swaps them 1:1 into today's tokens for you.
- Curve pools and old gauges: about $1.25M.
- LP left in old Trader Joe farms (MasterChef V2, V3, Boosted) and Pangolin, withdrawn straight to the two coins.
- Stargate V1, Multichain anyUSDC / anyUSDT / anyETH, and AVAX in finished GoGoPool minipools.
Polygon, about $8.4M
- Curve's first pools (aave, atricrypto, ren), their old gauges and Stake DAO: over $2.2M.
- 106 retired Beefy vaults.
- LP in ended QuickSwap staking contracts. Old QUICK gets converted to the new one along the way.
- Deposits in frozen Aave V3 markets, Stargate V1 pools, PoolTogether tickets.
Also, Aave V2 on Polygon and Avalanche now withdraws in a single transaction with the fee already inside, same as on BNB Chain and Arbitrum.
Small but nice:
- Checking several addresses at once is more stable, with far fewer "check failed" errors.
- Solana withdrawals in Phantom no longer stop halfway with "Simulation failed".
As always, checking doesn't require connecting a wallet, and funds only ever go to your own address.
Over the past week, I’ve received a lot of DMs with questions like this:
“Hey, I found 40k in someone else’s wallet. How can I transfer it to my own?”
Just so you understand, they’re actually dead serious about wanting to take that money for themselves 😂😂
“Hey, I found 40k in someone else’s wallet. How can I transfer it to my own?”
Just so you understand, they’re actually dead serious about wanting to take that money for themselves 😂😂