Hello Aave Governance,
I would like to register my case for consideration in a future Aave Rescue Mission.
I accidentally transferred 1070.21 USDT on Arbitrum from my Bitget exchange account directly to the following address:
Transaction Hash:
0x4486ddff52fe1c12976743a853b3470c08f0bb80d2ac8e1d5747905339fa6ba1
Network:
Arbitrum One
Token:
USDT
Amount:
10 USDT
Recipient Address:
0x7fc66500c84a76ad7e9c93437bfc5ac33e2ddae9
The transfer was made by mistake while attempting to transfer funds in connection with Aave. The address entered was an Aave-related address, but the USDT were transferred directly to this address on the Arbitrum network.
The withdrawal originated from my Bitget account. Therefore, I understand that the blockchain sender address may be a Bitget-controlled withdrawal/hot-wallet address rather than a wallet that I personally control.
Recovery Request
I kindly ask Aave Governance, BGD Labs and the relevant technical contributors to review whether these USDT can technically be recovered and included in a future Rescue Mission.
If recovery is possible, I explicitly agree that the funds may be returned to the original sender address recorded in the transaction, even if that address is controlled by Bitget.
I can then work with Bitget Support and provide the original withdrawal records, transaction hash and account information so that Bitget can identify the returned funds and credit them back to my account.
I understand that recovery may not be technically possible and that any recovery would be subject to the Aave Governance process. I would nevertheless greatly appreciate confirmation as to whether the destination address on Arbitrum is controlled by Aave or otherwise recoverable.
I am happy to provide any additional information or proof of the original Bitget withdrawal if required.
Thank you very much for reviewing my case and for considering it for a future Rescue Mission.
Kind regards
Markus