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Blue Cockatoo
@bluecockatoo
So, what happened to our ETH that we used to buy user tickets on Wildcard? I feel like I was rug-pulled. I spent a not-insignificant amount of ETH to buy tickets so that I could share in $WILD tips of the people the tickets were for, and that was before $WILD was worth anything or claimable in any way. Now that Wildcard.lol is shut down, I have nothing for that ETH I spent, nor a refund. I wasn't informed it was going to be closed down via a DM or anything so I could sell tickets and withdraw my funds. It wasn't a subscription, but my money is now gone and no way for me to claim it. That's not cool. The $WILD I earned that was converted to MOXIE is just a fraction of the ETH I spent and not a recompensation. Why am I the only person who's noticed or posted about this? @kunalvg @vivacious @wellzy @burrrrrberry
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karan
@defikaran.eth
I’m sorry you feel that way. We did post publicly about shutting down and kept it running for 2-3 weeks post the announcement. You have to understand that we cannot run it indefinitely. I’m happy to turn it back on for you if you still have ETH there that you’d like to withdraw. A simple DM is sufficient.
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
i didn't even realize it.. damn
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Jacque(she|her).⌐◨-◨
@jacque
They also had promised moxie for $wild and then changed those rules too cc @defikaran.eth
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6bazinga🍖🌭🎩🥕
@6bazinga
How do we convert our wild points into moxie?
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Danica Swanson
@danicaswanson
I wasn't involved with Wildcard, but I understand your concern in a more general way. I went through something fairly similar in 2021 when a DAO I was involved with dissolved. Never got any of my ETH back despite trying every route I could think of, and neither did my DAO co-worker. To this day I think all the ETH we contributed might still be just sitting in a multisig. I hope you're luckier than we were.
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