Is there actually $2.6 billion on the chain that no one has claimed? Involving 6 million wallets! Where have all these people gone? Why don't they want it anymore? What kind of family! How could it be made like this! Old 6, where have you been? A friend who has lost money shared an interesting website: HiddenFunds developed by @ 0xEnsp1re: https://hiddenfunds.xyz It specifically tracks assets that are still on the chain but have not been fully claimed, redeemed, or migrated. Everyone can check their old wallets when they have time, maybe there will be unexpected gains. I looked at the data and it wasn't a bit unexpected, it was just too unexpected. Approximately $2.6 billion in legacy assets across the entire network, involving over 6 million wallets. Covering 203 networks and 218 data sources, over 8.64 million unprocessed positions have been identified. About 88% of them need to be collected by users themselves (many people forget), 8% require assistance from the project team, and the remaining 4% may never be recovered. The main wallet situation is 1. The money is not gone, but only half of the operation has been done. Some early token staking users initiated a deferment of staking, and the cooling off period has passed but there have been no claims for the staked assets, such as Solana. According to website statistics, there are about 261 million staked assets that have been released but not withdrawn, and data shows that there are 131000 wallets. Some of the more than 4 million US dollars can be claimed for 21 years, lying flat. I really admire these people. Similarly, there are: TRON: $97.07 million NEAR: 612.9 million US dollars Polkadot: 25.61 million US dollars Babylon: 10.11 million US dollars Just for public chain pledges, the remaining funds are as high as 480 million US dollars. Some people may have forgotten, some may have lost their wallets, and some may not even know that they need to operate again. The other large amounts are unfinished token exchanges, such as MATIC for POL, MKR for SKY, RNDR for RENDER, FTM for S, etc 2. Familiar DeFi protocols and Ethereum staking related For example, Lido, there are nearly 70 million that have not been claimed. One of the wallets has not been active on the chain for a long time, but there are still over 2 million USD withdrawals that have not been claimed. What kind of family, not even receiving over 2 million dollars? Let's take a look at other protocols: Lido: 69.9 million US dollars Pendle: 66.8 million US dollars PancakeSwap: $48.8 million EigenLayer: 48.2 million US dollars Polygon PoS Bridge: 40.4 million US dollars ZkSync Lite: $36 million DYdX v3: 32.2 million US dollars 3. Cross chain L2, closed chain, Especially for L2 such as Arbitrarum, Optimism, Base, zkSync, Scroll, etc. When withdrawing funds from L2 to Eth mainnet, some processes still need to be confirmed in the final step on the mainnet. Many users may have completed the previous steps but have not yet completed the final one. If you only look at the wallet balance, you may not be able to discover these assets. There are also some early DeFi protocols where the front-end has been shut down, the project has undergone transformation, and even people have forgotten the name of the project, but there may still be money in the contract that can be withdrawn. Especially for us early DeFi users who have been involved in early-stage projects for a long time and have multiple accounts, multiple funds, and high turnover, we may not even remember it clearly. For example, there are 1.8 million wallets lying in ZkSync's Lite, 36 million in Arbitrarum One, and even 26.6 million in Stark's official wallet Argent back then······ Shocking, shocking, shocking, it's normal for the wealthy to not understand the world. But I still want to say Old 6, where have you been?