and could have been transferred to unknown wallets. My assets are not really on KAVAevm at all. Is this correct?
I will explain more simplified as much as I can. When you interact with a 3rd party bridging tool, your native/wrapped tokens get sent to a liquidity pool on a network via a smart contract, sending 1:1 backed assets to the Kava EVM chain associated with your MetaMask wallet. You can think of it as IOU tokens. When you wish to send it back to a different network, it will go through the same process, sending 1:1 backed assets to a liquidity pool on a different network, and you receive your native/wrapped tokens back.
So just to clarify, in this case that liquidity pool / network was sitting on those servers, some of which the cops took, and some which the family managed to regain access to?
Something like that, yes. https://twitter.com/MultichainOrg/status/1677096839731097600
An analogy would be: You go on vacation and visit a casino in Vas Vegas and exchange $100 for $100 worth of casino chips. On your last day of your vacation you go to cash in your chips to find the casino closed, after asking around you discover the night before the police raided the casino, arrested the owner and confiscated all of the casino assets. You want to return home so are desperate to sell your casino chips. A man on the street corner offers you $11 for your $100 of Casino chips so you have two choice sell your $100 of chips for $11 or hold onto your chips in the hope that after the police have finished their investigation the casino reopens and their are still some assets left to repay you either in full or in part
That's hell of an analogy, good job
But since crypto IS a casino, this isnt an analogy. This is what actually happened lol.
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