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[Recovery Request] Accidentally Sent 25K USDC Directly to Aave V3 Pool

On July 12nd, a user mistakenly sent 25,000 USDC directly to the Aave V3 Pool contract on Ethereum instead of supplying through the interface, providing the transaction hash, pool proxy address, and sending wallet with an offer to sign a message proving ownership. Citing Rescue Mission Phases 1–3, the user notes that recovery of tokens sent directly to upgradeable Aave contracts is technically feasible via a governance-approved implementation upgrade, with claims distributed through the AaveMerkleDistributor to the original sending address. The user requests that BGD Labs, ACI, and the community register the transfer for inclusion in a future rescue phase covering the V3 Pool.

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