Back to collectionWallet migration runs into the Sentry key transfer restriction
A holder reported temporary access to an old Bybit MPC wallet containing 10 Sentry Node Licenses and staked esXAI. The holder said Bybit had ended support for that wallet type and offered an opportunity to move assets, then asked how licenses, staking and reward claims could continue in a self-controlled wallet. This was the holder's account of the provider situation, not a separately verified Bybit policy notice.
A holder reported temporary access to an old Bybit MPC wallet containing 10 Sentry Node Licenses and staked esXAI. The holder said Bybit had ended support for that wallet type and offered an opportunity to move assets, then asked how licenses, staking and reward claims could continue in a self-controlled wallet. This was the holder's account of the provider situation, not a separately verified Bybit policy notice.
Dhruv replied that the keys were soulbound and could not be transferred to another wallet. That answer exposed a distinction between permission to move wallet assets and transferability of each asset itself. It did not provide a migration procedure, confirm that the holder had recovered the licenses or establish that future rewards would remain accessible. The exchange was authored on August 7 UTC, although its local display had already crossed midnight.