just lost my $JAM airdrop allocation recovering my farcaster account without having lost my seed phrase

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have no idea, my warpcast auth token got revoked... I have no idea how this works or what it is, so started a recovery process to recover my account.. but this comes with a new seed phrase and somehow the airdrop allocation is linked to this other seed phrase but the new one is the actual one, or something like that

How did that happen?
Did you log in with your email?

Damn that sucks. Hope you manage to find a solution (if there is one)

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I have access to the 0x555 wallet, this worked fine after recovery, perfect

my account should be eligible as I was one of the creator participants and I also participated meeting the requirements, anyway, I had + 1M jam allocated to my account and it is 0 now (and this was an important amount of money) 

my theory is that @jam derived a embedded a wallet from the farcaster custody wallet  and when the recovery happened.. a new custody wallet was created.. so a new JAM derivative wallet was created too.. 

and, I lost access to the previous one, the one that got the airdrop allocated.. this is why current allocation for @jvaleska.eth is 0

I appreciate your help but I think that there is nothing we can do now except learn how jam derived the wallet and derive it again.. (I have the private key of the previous farcaster custody wallet) or a social recovery with @privy.. may work too but I have no idea how it works

You should still have access to your Warpcast Wallet that starts with 0x555008, even after an account recovery. DM me if that's not the case.

Not sure about the airdrop, but the @jvaleska.eth account wasn't eligible for today's Jam airdrop in Warpcast if that's what you're referring to here. (Let me know if you're referring to another airdrop or a different account)