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How Some Funds Were Lost During the Degen Chain Outage In this thread, I'll share an example of how some DEGEN funds were lost due to the outage and how, in some cases, funds may still be recovered. ๐Ÿงตโฌ‡๏ธ
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1/ Let's take a look at this NFT contract called Vital Bond: https://explorer.degen.tips/address/0x7b9E39A8C08ad67355AaA9848D592D0826cC8049 As you can see, there were 14 mints of this NFT, all successful transactions. But this NFT contract does not exist anymore...
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2/ "Wait, what? I can literally see it on the block explorer!" The block explorer still shows it, but this contract does not exist anymore on Degen Chain. The explorer shows it because it stored contract data in its own database for faster querying. If you query the chain directly, you'll see it's not there anymore.
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3/ How do you see if a smart contract still exists or not? Currently, only by querying the blockchain directly (via RPC). You can write a simple script using the ethers.js library like this:
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4/ So what happened with this NFT contract? Initially, it was successfully created on Degen Chain via a "launch" transaction. After the NFT was launched, there were 14 "mint" transactions by various users, all successful transactions.
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