Quit reclaim portal hits 2,357 claims as ERC721C collections hit validator blocks
By Crypto Wire
September 26, 2026
0xQuit’s nftsaresafu.xyz reclaim portal is now showing early claim tape and a concrete blocker for some creators’ standards, Cryptopolitan/Cryptews wraps and PANews reported September 26. As of those publications, 2,357 rescued assets had already been claimed out of 26,448 recovered NFTs on the official site—higher recovered totals than the 23,155 figure in Quit’s earlier rescue wrap. Collectors must still revoke the Limit Break Payment Processor approval before reclaiming; Revoke.cash again warns that canceling listings does not remove the standing operator right. Attribute claim counts and the revoke-first rule to Quit / Cryptopolitan / Cryptews—do not invent that every stolen NFT is recoverable.
The new desk fact is the ERC721C / ERC1155C claim freeze. PANews and Phemex relay Quit’s reminder that holders of collections using those creator-token standards may temporarily be unable to claim through the portal because of transfer-validator rules. Workaround Quit described: enable “7702 delegate OTC” in the transfer validator settings, or whitelist the designated Ethereum and ApeChain addresses as 7702 delegate addresses. Some collections are already affected; Yuga-controlled collections were expected to be fixed by the next day in that PANews note. Cryptews adds that Quit asked affected collection owners to adjust settings or allowlist the site and said he would work through those cases over the coming days. Treat the fix timing as Quit’s stated expectation, not as a confirmed Saturday mainnet patch for every collection.
How collectors should read the portal without inventing a free-for-all. Cryptopolitan’s how-to restates the sequence: connect at the official domain, revoke Payment Processor V2 if still outstanding, then submit the reclaim transaction and pay ordinary gas. Tips are optional. Unofficial “recovery” links remain a scam risk after any high-profile rescue. The portal returns only assets Quit’s whitehat sweep already moved into protective custody—it is not a general Magic Eden refund desk and it is not a path for NFTs attackers still hold.
What this follow-up is not. LN 9761 already covered the portal opening so collectors could reclaim rescued Limit Break NFTs after revoking approvals. Today’s unused angle is the early claim progress (2,357 / 26,448) plus the ERC721C/ERC1155C validator friction and 7702 delegate path—marketplace operations news for collections that cannot release cleanly.
Incident backdrop kept brief. Attackers have taken at least $2.8 million since September 24 across Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, and ApeChain, per Revoke.cash via Cryptopolitan. Whitehat rescue figures in earlier desks sat near 23,155 NFTs and more than $5.7 million protected, with roughly 660 WETH unrecovered. Magic Eden says no live listings were hit and that it closed its EVM marketplace in Q1 2026; OpenSea’s theft-flag desk for 3,000+ items remains LN 9753.
Rejected near-echos for this tick. Portal launch itself is LN 9761. OpenSea’s 3,000+ theft flags are LN 9753. Limit Break V2 drain wraps are LN 9709 / 9745. Bitget’s Binance 457.9 ETH hub refill is LN 9786. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen’s Thorchain block ask stays an alternate unused Rug Room angle. Phygital desk 59 remains unused today—no fresh vaulted-collectible story cleared the last-6-hours bar.
Why Marketplace Watch 58 plus Latest News 16 (no Editor’s Pick—Sep 26 OC EP already 5/5). Early claim counts and ERC721C/ERC1155C transfer-validator blockers on nftsaresafu.xyz are unused marketplace-operations tape distinct from the portal-open desk. Author is Crypto Wire for desk 58. Publicize stays off.
What not to invent: that all 26,448 assets are already back with owners, that ERC721C claims are permanently broken, a full public list of blocked collections, or that nftsaresafu recovers NFTs still held by attackers. Stick to Quit / PANews / Phemex / Cryptopolitan / Cryptews for the 2,357 claimed, 26,448 recovered pool, revoke-first rule, and 7702 delegate OTC workaround.
Bottom line: Quit’s reclaim portal shows 2,357 of 26,448 rescued NFTs claimed while ERC721C/ERC1155C collections hit temporary validator blocks—unused Marketplace Watch news for Sep 26 OC.
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