I'm a noob literally lost alots in trading because God hate me nothing go right for me, but damn how can someone make such a mistake from btc to eth network?
@@teru797 I was transferring my BTC to my another wallet and at the same time I was doing some calculations and by mistake entered Eth network address.
Don't send usdt from binance to coinbase on optimism even though it's provided as an option, coinbase apparently doesn't support optimism yet even though a warning is no where to be seen!
@@andyvankerkhove6902 yeah but still why build a economic system of something that will aultimmity fail in the short run.... It can only be a store of value and eventually people will get bored of it... Utility is king for longevity...
Yeah and every human will die because they'll eventually forget to breathe and eat food, right? JUST MATCH THE NUMBERS! It's really not that difficult.
Keep in mind that this is like the early Internet days this is the copper wiring, the pipes, the cement, the foundation being laid. These are the circuit boards and wires below the ATM. Once crypto is adopted it will be a simple depositing and withdrawing Fiat cash from an ATM
Satoshi Force us all to learn banking. And gives us 140years time. Thats wise. Lol. Ive 3333 satoshi in Nirvana for testsending to a lightning network.
They really need to solve this problem before mass adoption. [Possible solution] I reckon you send to recipient, recipient acknowledges receipt, sends message to sender confirming something known to both (say passcode), sender then accepts validity. Only if all three occur does the transaction get finalised. Otherwise transaction does not finalise.
There's a 4th posibility : you initiated a transaction but your internet or power went out. Your wallet thinks you don't have that amount but everyone else doesn't know that so unless the wallet can rebroadcast the transaction on demand your funds are stuck. Happened to me :|
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The last example isn't explained well. If i understand correctly: If you send ETH to non EVM, then it does sit on the chain under that address, but you cant generate the private key with you your etherium seed phrase? So that is similar to scenario 3?
The actual answer is that chains are entirely unrelated except shared addressing in some cases. To send from eth to polygon you have to bridge the assets. Centralized exchanges typically do this automatically for you. If you select incompatible chains then it's up to the exchange what happens ultimately. Since they're handling the bridging. But wrong address = funds are lost. If you just select wrong eth l2, same keys are used everywhere so you can access bridged funds.
Bottom line to sum it up. Send to the wrong address and you are shit out of luck whether it be $1 or $1miil. Thats the #1 problem with this whole system. no safe guards.
What if I sent wrapped-solana from my wallet to my coinbase Solana? The transaction went through but I can't see the money? Is there any way to get that money back?
If the TX shows that coinbase received it you should contact their customer support. If you use sol in self custodial wallet and send to the SOL address coinbase gives you, you should receive the funds fine. I've done this numerous times. Sometimes it takes a second for coinbase to show it.
yes i transferred 1 eth to wrong address . Fortunately it was a layer 2 of eth network :)) but i was thinking for almost 2 years it was lost . recently i notice that and realy easy found it back :D at the end the price dubeld at that time and i was like super happy :D
@@K-boy22 search for crypto bridges, BNB exchange had one few years back, there you can send an asset from one chain, to another if you connect to a wallet or give an adress.
Self crypto easily solve this problem by enabling users to send/receive crypto across any chain via a simple username of choice. No more sending to wrong wallets.
I have so many dead wallets from 2013 etc containing like 300 doge etc i will never remember the passwords i think one had like 600 doge 😂 All from faucets..😂
Crypto can never be minstream til these vital issues are resolved. There has to be some kind of recourse. All non crypto transactions have a level of security in many ways whether paying fiat or by plastic. meanwhile crypto has zilch. Scammy af
This is just an inherent address problem. If you send a letter to the wrong mailbox it's gone forever. If you send an email to the wrong email address, the wrong person receives it. If you wire funds to the wrong bank account number, it ends up in the wrong place. This isn't a problem unique to crypto...
dont do crypto its so stupid. we all make mistakes and even those who check double and usually dont make mistakes can get burned by messing up just once.
This was legitimately so wholesome. You can tell at the ending of getting Your money back that it wasn't scripted at all when Grindtechiei proposed.... This warmed my heart today! Congratulations Guys! So happy for y'all!....
Have you ever experienced something similar to this? 😔😔
Yes I sent my 527 usdt to bone contract address mistakenly
Is there any way to recover my assets
sent 3.7 sol to the cheebs contract address lmao
I sent shib from bep20 to erc2 on bitget.
I don't know how to recover my fund
@@ajazulhaq7345 no
Yeah, I transferred my BTC worth 500$ to ETH network last year. But that was not a loss but a lesson for me.
how?
I'm a noob literally lost alots in trading because God hate me nothing go right for me, but damn how can someone make such a mistake from btc to eth network?
@@teru797 I was transferring my BTC to my another wallet and at the same time I was doing some calculations and by mistake entered Eth network address.
Same here back many years ago but ain't that much. Just $10 taught me a good lesson.
@@finfame yeah only send small ammounts to an address first.
Send a test amount first. Also, after copying and pasting, double check first and last 3-4 characters/numbers match exactly.
yep, too bad there aren't better safe guards that help make sure you're sending to the right address.
Yes, always!!! Send the smallest amount possible. Double check it landed in the correct wallet THEN send the rest!
That's a good habit to get into unless you're stuck using Ethereum. Then it can get expensive. Still better than losing all your coins though.
The fees are too high. A test send 2as costing me 24 bucks
@@peacefulsoul72 Wait until they are low. Set custom sat to 16 sats. maybe 20 I think. Basically send as low priority if time is not an issue.
I have yet to do this, I always triple check! But it’s my worst nightmare too.
Don't send usdt from binance to coinbase on optimism even though it's provided as an option, coinbase apparently doesn't support optimism yet even though a warning is no where to be seen!
This is a huge reason why bitcoin will never be around forever eventually they will all be lost by human error...
I guess , that will take a while...lol
@@andyvankerkhove6902 yeah but still why build a economic system of something that will aultimmity fail in the short run.... It can only be a store of value and eventually people will get bored of it... Utility is king for longevity...
Yeah and every human will die because they'll eventually forget to breathe and eat food, right? JUST MATCH THE NUMBERS! It's really not that difficult.
Got my crypto stolen while sending to the Biconomy exchange. 10/10 don’t recommend using this exchange.
That's your fault. Why did you use a low tier exchange?
@@808MELOW wanted to buy a coin that only them and another exchange had. The other exchange wasn’t available in my area.
@@808MELOWStraight up never heard of it lol
Never heard of it, why not coinbase?
If you make a typo the most likely scenario is that the build in checksum isn’t correct, and the transfer won’t go through at all.
this is so confusing,....how do you expect crypto to be widely adopted if issues like this occur?
Correct
Keep in mind that this is like the early Internet days this is the copper wiring, the pipes, the cement, the foundation being laid. These are the circuit boards and wires below the ATM. Once crypto is adopted it will be a simple depositing and withdrawing Fiat cash from an ATM
What issues lol, if you write the wrong address it will obviously go to the wrong person, just like writing the wrong email address or the wrong IBAN
The same thing happens if you try to mail a letter to the wrong address BTW.
guidance in app & QR will do the job
satoshi nakamoto wallet address
its like mailing a letter to a wrong or non existing address... what do you expect ?
This is my worst nighmare
Easy to avoid. Like mailing anything valuable just make sure the address is correct.
Always white-list important addresses.
Satoshi Force us all to learn banking. And gives us 140years time. Thats wise. Lol. Ive 3333 satoshi in Nirvana for testsending to a lightning network.
They really need to solve this problem before mass adoption.
[Possible solution]
I reckon you send to recipient, recipient acknowledges receipt, sends message to sender confirming something known to both (say passcode), sender then accepts validity. Only if all three occur does the transaction get finalised. Otherwise transaction does not finalise.
i sent my arb airdrop to arb contract address by mistake 😢
There's a 4th posibility : you initiated a transaction but your internet or power went out. Your wallet thinks you don't have that amount but everyone else doesn't know that so unless the wallet can rebroadcast the transaction on demand your funds are stuck. Happened to me :|
Please help me. I was stupid that I trusted this exchange without rigorous research.
If you send crypto on the wrong chain but from one cex to another cex... you can recover those funds... but you have to pay each cex fees to do so...
My friend sent BNB B from Binance to a BNB BEP2
I did this mistake a few months ago. Lost $90.
😂 rip 100😂
Lost 7 bitcoins about 4 years ago, it was my fault, lesson learned, I'm extra careful with what websites i use now.
Damn sorry for your loss.. My $5K got stolen too.. Someone hacked my wallet and made it it's own
On which address did you send?
@@axe3740How?
Padahal ini merupakan suatu permasalahan yg bisa jadi uang,
Dengan menciptakan jaringan yg menganalisis token yg di Terima berjenis token tertentu dan mencocokkan addres baru untuk menyimpan segala jenis token
Costly mistakes made cheerful with such an upbeat video! YAY!
wait i remember when i downloadsd exodus and it already had 300usd of eth
So this money is lost to the system forever ? Is that like setting fire to paper money. wonder if it cause deflation??
Those cryptos float in the air (Blockchain)
The last example isn't explained well. If i understand correctly: If you send ETH to non EVM, then it does sit on the chain under that address, but you cant generate the private key with you your etherium seed phrase? So that is similar to scenario 3?
The actual answer is that chains are entirely unrelated except shared addressing in some cases. To send from eth to polygon you have to bridge the assets. Centralized exchanges typically do this automatically for you. If you select incompatible chains then it's up to the exchange what happens ultimately. Since they're handling the bridging. But wrong address = funds are lost. If you just select wrong eth l2, same keys are used everywhere so you can access bridged funds.
Bottom line to sum it up. Send to the wrong address and you are shit out of luck whether it be
$1 or $1miil. Thats the #1 problem with this whole system. no safe guards.
What if I sent wrapped-solana from my wallet to my coinbase Solana? The transaction went through but I can't see the money? Is there any way to get that money back?
talk to Coinbase about it. they may recover. Dont trust random people online who say they will recover. they are scammers
If the TX shows that coinbase received it you should contact their customer support. If you use sol in self custodial wallet and send to the SOL address coinbase gives you, you should receive the funds fine. I've done this numerous times. Sometimes it takes a second for coinbase to show it.
I accidently send 100 $ worth of sol to a random ass contact adress instead of to my sniping
Yeah me too.. is there a way to recover this bro?
yes i transferred 1 eth to wrong address . Fortunately it was a layer 2 of eth network :)) but i was thinking for almost 2 years it was lost . recently i notice that and realy easy found it back :D at the end the price dubeld at that time and i was like super happy :D
I used a wrong network type😢
Bro can u please transfer 50 usdt to my matic address 🙏
I want to start trading
Wrong address and you recovered? How? Was it your wallet?
I actually received BTC from an unknown wallet
Lol that's funny
I sent my crypto from Avalanche to BNB smart chain. Any hope?
No unless you bridge.
@@ClosestNearUtopia How do i do that?
@@K-boy22 search for crypto bridges, BNB exchange had one few years back, there you can send an asset from one chain, to another if you connect to a wallet or give an adress.
I sent on a address which was not that chain address i sent on eth address I selected bep chain
What if sent to a smart contract address of the same chain
it will go through but Dev of that project will be able to access it
Self crypto easily solve this problem by enabling users to send/receive crypto across any chain via a simple username of choice. No more sending to wrong wallets.
It's not possible as the address creation relies on an algorithm
You get double back of course!
private key how to change mnemonic phase
Not…
I sent a bunch of chainGPT using the eth blockchain instead of BNB 😢
Always send a small amount first.
I have so many dead wallets from 2013 etc containing like 300 doge etc i will never remember the passwords i think one had like 600 doge 😂
All from faucets..😂
tldr;
it's gone
yeah... that is the essence
Crypto can never be minstream til these vital issues are resolved. There has to be some kind of recourse. All non crypto transactions have a level of security in many ways whether paying fiat or by plastic. meanwhile crypto has zilch. Scammy af
This is just an inherent address problem. If you send a letter to the wrong mailbox it's gone forever. If you send an email to the wrong email address, the wrong person receives it. If you wire funds to the wrong bank account number, it ends up in the wrong place.
This isn't a problem unique to crypto...
I just sent a SOL from my Binance wallet to Metamask address and lost it
I hope you used sol address to send
I accidentally send 500$ worth of ETH from my Metamask Linea network to my Bianace ERC20 address 😅 Wish i see this video earlier.
Worst nightmare in crypto ever😂😂😂😂
i sent $100,000,000 of my btc to eth network am i cooked?
Keep dreaming buddy
still virtually rich....
Short answer.🤔
Click sound.
😶🔫.
$GMRX
4000 doller loss
I like mumu coin and loose all money
dont do crypto its so stupid. we all make mistakes and even those who check double and usually dont make mistakes can get burned by messing up just once.
yeah i lost 20-30 $ Because im checking always :D i did mistake 1 time but after i made 20+ transcations successfully 2000$+
Crypto is not safe.
It's safer than banks...
neither is your mama
Only HODL
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lost for sending from polkadot, shit network
There is a way to get it back if you’re using bybit and if you have proof
You can kiss your crypto good bye
😂
In simple language dont go for crypto
This was legitimately so wholesome. You can tell at the ending of getting Your money back that it wasn't scripted at all when Grindtechiei proposed.... This warmed my heart today! Congratulations Guys! So happy for y'all!....
I can see this playing on the radio😌