Back to collectionA Second Draft, and a Wallet Owner Still Waiting
The forum was debating whether assets could leave one game for another, but the separate proposal about stolen wallets concerned a more urgent predicament. On Sunday the cross-game proposal reached a second draft. On the same day, one proposal advanced to a new draft while another kind of asset problem remained painfully personal.
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The forum was debating whether assets could leave one game for another, but the separate proposal about stolen wallets concerned a more urgent predicament. Keys and esXAI were tied to their original address. Support staff were dealing with people who had already lost control of that wallet.
On Sunday the cross-game proposal reached a second draft. Meanwhile, another person reported to support that a wallet used for a long time had been stolen. Their keys and esXAI remained at its original address, beyond their reach. They asked whether there was another way, but were told they could only wait for the thief to stop. The migration idea in the forum was still a proposal; support could not offer it as an existing remedy.
On the same day, one proposal advanced to a new draft while another kind of asset problem remained painfully personal. The narrator decided to press for a clear sequence of steps in future discussions: who could verify the rightful owner, and who could authorize a move? There were no actionable answers yet. The person seeking help had to keep waiting.