Back to collectionA Price Lift Revives the Stolen-Wallet Claim Proposal
The New Year's Day leaderboard dispute had not settled, and the approaching airdrop season brought wallet security back to the forum. Altcoins broadly rose at the year's start, and XAI followed above USD 0.24, bringing long-absent bustle back to the group. The price rise gave the discussion more energy, but the decision was where to draw the line between protecting theft victims and preventing false claims.
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The New Year's Day leaderboard dispute had not settled, and the approaching airdrop season brought wallet security back to the forum. For holders whose keys had been stolen, rewards confined to the original wallet would mean watching someone else claim them.
Altcoins broadly rose at the year's start, and XAI followed above USD 0.24, bringing long-absent bustle back to the group. The forum revived its proposal on what to do after a wallet theft: keys could not be transferred, so it called for a backup-wallet option on the staking and claim pages, with identity verification restoring the rightful holder's ability to claim. Supporters urged action because airdrop season was close; each earlier day of work would remove a day of uncertainty.
The price rise gave the discussion more energy, but the decision was where to draw the line between protecting theft victims and preventing false claims. The proposal remained only a proposal. Its authors planned to explain the identity checks and address-change steps further; whether affected holders could use the route in time for airdrop season was still uncertain.