FUCK I accidently sent my bitcoin to a USDtether wallet my bitcoin

aye, cryptocurrencies be a cruel mistress

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_Selection_(disambiguation)

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Post your BTC address.

coincucks remember that any mistake is literally irreversible. Remember, fiat there's forgiveness because it's a real currency in the real fucking world. Your imaginary coins are just that, imaginary.

>>2913039
1DVW61SDUvwXnQqrJwL4JcKqejJN9PJqbU

not gonna beg, I fucked up

>>2913020
>>2913049
Is this for real?. new to crypto and this is scary. No wonder fucking normies havent started investing in this.

I guess these are the type of problems that if solved will make 1BTC=1million

>>2913072
irreversible transactions are a feature, not a bug. it's not too much to ask people to triple check the freakin addresses they send to.

>>2913070
>not gonna beg
>posts wallet

>>2913077
> it's not too much to ask people to triple check the freakin addresses they send to.
yes it is. In the real world it is.

>>2913077
nah. normies are actually this retarded.

>hurr durr its tooooo hard!!!

retards

>>2913077
>irreversible transactions are a feature, not a bug. it's not too much to ask people to triple check the freakin addresses they send to.
No, anon, clearly this needs government oversight. This is unacceptable in the 2017.
[crowd applauds]

Isn't there a way to cancel an unconfirmed transaction?

>>2913088
call the bitcoin transaction department ASAP

Send it back to yourself with a higher fee.

>>2913087
YES WE CAN YES WE CAN

WHAT WE NEED ARE FAIR AND EQUITABLE REDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

>>2913082
HE ASKED FOR IT FUCK YOU

IM NO DIRTY BEGGER I DONT EXPECT A PENNY

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>>2913070

>>2913099
lol u asshole

>>2913098
you're begging by posting your wallet
>mfw my dog understands this better than you

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>>2913099

So u sent to a non existent btc address?

Does the blckchain not know that a destination is not real?

>>2913122
youd do the same thing if this happened to you nigger

>>2913146
No, I wouldn't. That's the difference between you and I.

>>2913149
Prove it

>>2913122
He's proving his mistake by posting good wallet

>>2913153
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWJTUAezxAI

>>2913149
You cant lie to me

>>2913159
his post seems to imply otherwise >>2913146

fancy not building something into the blockchain that will return coins to sender should a transaction fail

>>2913136
Blockchain is not Ai

Can someone explain to a nocoiner what happened to OP's money?

>>2913175
what even happened to my bitcoin? Did it essentially get burned? Did I cause deflation?

>>2913186
You destroyed your bitcoin. I'm so sorry anon.

This kind problem not exist with $espers $. Please buy espers, sir!

>>2913186
It is now in the void

>>2913020
better start guessing op, directory.io

>>2913172
stop monkey posting, you KNOW the context

Posting your wallet hoping for money is begging. Being asked to post your wallet is NOT, thats called hope

You KNOW this, and I know you KNOW this, and I know you know I know this, yet I still explained it. fuck you nigger

>>2913205
ah so you were begging
> thats called hope
confirmed

>>2913205
Post it again.

I believe I did the exact same mistake last week with 30k dogecoin.

Go to a bitcoin blockchain explorer, paste in your address and it will show whether the transaction went trough or not.

If it hasn't you can get your private key and restore the bitcoins. Just google how to restore bitcoin from private key.

>>2913186
you have inflated the total market value of all btc by about $500

>>2913225
fuck you

>>2913228
I tried to reverse something but it was at 5/6 confirmations and ran out of time

>>2913020
was that everything you had champ?

>>2913020
nocoiner here, what does this mean?

>>2913049
mail some cash to the wrong postal address and try to get it back

>>2913185

An encrypted message was sent for which there is no key to decrypt.

>>2913590
lol no. He didn't just send it to the wrong bitcoin address, he sent it to an address that does not exist. If I send a letter in mail to an address that doesn't exist, it will come back to me.

>>2913601

That seems like a really easily fixed design flaw....

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>>2913099

>>2913796
>this
as much as these faggots will make fun of people that do this it is a huge limitation and should have a some level of redundancy. Seriously it seems like an easy and permanent fix that should have been implemented ages ago. This will never go mainstream until stupid shit like this is dealt with.

>>2913634

If you drop a stack of cash into the ocean will it come back to you?

>>2913099
I don't get it.

>>2913149
The difference is that you are fucking retarded and don't understand BTC.
He posted his address because another anon wanted to check the transaction, retard.

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>>2913099

Why won't Bitcoin wallet creators prevent you from sending it to an address that isn't a Bitcoin address? Bitcoin address starts with 1 or 3, what does USDT start with?

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I did this when I sent my ETH to my ETC wallet on an exchange. They were cool about it and retrieved it for me. Not sure if the tether people can help here.

>>2913049
Came for the laughs. But stayed for the bants. You realize Argentinian peso is classified the same fiat as the American dollar? It's all about faith, there's no true inherent value with that cloth besides being readily redeemable as a tax coupon

>>2913072
If we were able to reverse transactions people would abuse it like credit cards. I'm glad there are no chargebacks. If you lose money in crypto totally gone usually. Nobody gonna hold your hand in this game. Its brutal.

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>>2913070

>>2913072
Found the autist

>>2913099
Genuinely made me chuckle.

>>2913072
>Hold BTC
>Losers lose money because they type in the addresses wrong
>Less BTC in circulation
>BTC value increases

>>2913099
Hardy jej friendo

>>2913035
Aye, they be....

>>2913049
t.boomer

Go to bed grandpa

>>2913890
>it's a literal handout

>>2913162
That guy is hilarious

>>2913020
theres a guy who threw away a harddrive with 1500 btc in 2010. you can bounce back from $500 anon

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>>2913099

>>2913072
dear,

I see you are new to cryptocurrencies investment. May I suggest look into ESPERS coin if you want wealthey return.

>>2913099
so he is climbing the hill to beg?

did actually ANYBODY send money to this kid´s wallet?

i hope you not.

This is why all the serious guys out there don't fucking trade. NEVER FUCKING TRADE.

>>2913020
wow, that's a sad story. It's ridiculous that USDT uses the same addresses as bitcoin.
I assume you don't have the private key for your USDT address. Which exchange do you use? Try to contact them.

Maybe take a look at this thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1607416.0

>>2913099
lol

>>2913020
I copy/pasted my address. Double check first and last 4 characters... looks legit. Somehow the copy took away the Caps in the letter characters. I watched the transactions go through and then it hit me. I fucked up. Bye Ethereum. Was sending 1.2 to buy some tezos ICO.

One of the reasons these will never take over as anything more than crime coins. The public wont be able to get their money back in the event of a fuck up.

>>2913020
Always double check before sending, it's one of the golden rules

>>2916441
ethereum addresses are not case-sensitive.