Stuck funds checker for bridges you used in the past

[cryptoaddictchie]

Hi guys wanted tk share this site that let you check your wallets even old ones that you actively used in the past when youre doing bridges on different platform.

Code:

https://stuckfunds.eth.limo/

Ive checked my wallets and found some with little bit of funds hanging around some bridges which I totally forgetten. You can check some networks too not only evm but supported other L1 or other networks like Aptos and Near network.


^{Just copy your wallet and hit check.}

Found this useful. Credit to the creator I saw at the lower end of the site stuckfund.eth

[o48o]

I doubt i have anything, but i was planning to check anyway if any of those old tokens have value left.

I just wish i could paste at least 10 or more addresses at once, because going over all of my addresses takes for ages.

Story time, back in time i just created new wallet for each interaction, as i thought i would be harder to follow and it would create some level of privacy. Turns out it was a horrible idea when i wanted to report my holdings and prove the origin. Or when i was trying to find if i have any airdrops waiting.

[blockman]

That's a good tool, although I know that I don't have any funds stuck left even in dust amounts in bridges. But for someone who's very active in these might find it very useful and who's quite forgetful already with their transactions. Keeping records is a must though but sometimes we miss things. And if this tool isn't keeping records, that's good as the guests and users will not have to worry any kept records, searches and logs.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I just wish i could paste at least 10 or more addresses at once, because going over all of my addresses takes for ages.

Story time, back in time i just created new wallet for each interaction, as i thought i would be harder to follow and it would create some level of privacy. Turns out it was a horrible idea when i wanted to report my holdings and prove the origin. Or when i was trying to find if i have any airdrops waiting.

Actually Im hoping for something like that too for many wallets to easily checked all. Anyway still helpful imo. Quite confuse with the story time regarding origin? I had some wallets too for airdrops and monitoring them is one of the struggle.

Keeping records is a must though but sometimes we miss things. And if this tool isn't keeping records, that's good as the guests and users will not have to worry any kept records, searches and logs.

Yes this is part where we struggle especially if we farm with lots of wallets for an airdrop. Tools like this will help indeed.

[blockman]

Keeping records is a must though but sometimes we miss things. And if this tool isn't keeping records, that's good as the guests and users will not have to worry any kept records, searches and logs.

Yes this is part where we struggle especially if we farm with lots of wallets for an airdrop. Tools like this will help indeed.

Many of those who have been so active with airdrops have forgotten a lot of those participations they have made, so this is really ideal for them and that's no doubt. Maybe they should also come to the forum and create their own announcement thread here and presence for everyone to see that they're also active in the community.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Many of those who have been so active with airdrops have forgotten a lot of those participations they have made, so this is really ideal for them and that's no doubt. Maybe they should also come to the forum and create their own announcement thread here and presence for everyone to see that they're also active in the community.

Yes but there are also some tools for that like Ive seen 2 or 3 working tools for checking missed airdrops. I dont think those guys need to come here as they wont be interested in doing so since their prime focus is more on development and coding.

Ive rarely seen some active on web3 still interested on bitcoin forum. But surely some of these guys came from here before they focus on web3 and retro airdrops.

[noorman0]

Stalled bridging is actually a rare occurrence  (I’ve hardly ever heard of such cases) because the Web3 market currently relies on the AMM model. In the past, the only truly functional tool I knew of for checking unwithdrawn balances was for the ForkDelta site.

Yes but there are also some tools for that like Ive seen 2 or 3 working tools for checking missed airdrops.

It seems I’ve seen a similar feature before, either built into a wallet or as part of an in-app platform. I believe it was trustwallet.
If airdrop hunters are participating via quest platforms, they can simply check their accounts there.

[cryptoaddictchie]

It seems I’ve seen a similar feature before, either built into a wallet or as part of an in-app platform. I believe it was trustwallet.
If airdrop hunters are participating via quest platforms, they can simply check their accounts there.

Yes some are in apps and some are just literally a tool for this. Not sure about the trustwallet, if theres a checker there for your airdrops in the past. But thanks for mentioning maybe I miss this. Almost all the checker Ive checked are all via wallet address only. Just search yoir eallet and the platform will tell you which drop you havent claimed yet.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

Found this useful. Credit to the creator I saw at the lower end of the site stuckfund.eth

Why using dot eth when they offer other blockchain services. Dot eth should've been only for Ethereum and other Ethereum Virtual Machine blockchain token.

Anyway, the service is pretty good, will give it a try.

[asriloni]

Why using dot eth when they offer other blockchain services. Dot eth should've been only for Ethereum and other Ethereum Virtual Machine blockchain token.

It means that service use the distributed peer to peer network to run its domain, and it's already a common thing these days when a website that is also providing non ethereum service to use the peer to peer network to its service. Using eth domain is not same likeusing Ens name, which only applicable for ethereum blockchain. I think you must understand there is a difference between both.