After apparently exhausting all his other options, a trader has put out a call to "all skilled hackers and white hats out there" to help him recover 7,912&nbsp;Renzo staked ETH (ezETH) he inadvertently sent to an inaccessible address back in June. The tokens were priced at a little over $28&nbsp;million at the time, and are currently priced at a little less than $26&nbsp;million. According to the trader, he copied the wrong address to his clipboard before making the trade, which rendered his funds permanently inaccessible.<p>Short of finding a vulnerability in Renzo, the trader's only real choice is to plead with Renzo to change their <button class="define-target" id="smart-contract">smart contract</button> in such a way as to release the funds. While this is technically possible, Renzo has told the trader they could not grant his request due to "regulatory limitations".</p>

"Trader who lost $26M to copy-paste error says it’s been ‘max pain’"

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