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[Anonymous No.16827976]

I think I just sent Binance wallet's BTC to the wrong address.

[Anonymous No.16827987]

How is that even possible? Don't you just copy and paste like a normal person?

[Anonymous No.16827989]

>>16827976
howd that happen?
always always always triple check!

[Anonymous No.16828000]

>>16827987
there are checksums in address routine now...you need to get an absurd amount of mistakes for an address to valid...a simple 1 or 2 char change is no longer possible.

[Anonymous No.16828016]

>>16827976
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! MY ID IS PINK!

>>16827987
I did copy and paste but it pasted from something else. Now I just have to wait and see.

[Anonymous No.16828024]

>>16827976
contact binance about it
i heard they helped other retards with this issue as well

[Anonymous No.16828038]

>>16828016
some exchanges have a 10 mins window where tards can stop transactions before they're put into the queue. hurry up and contact support.

[Anonymous No.16828130]

>>16828016
>I did copy and paste but it pasted from something else.
Ah, interesting. So you could say it's not entirely your fault. But yeah make sure to double check even after copy/pasting I say.

[Anonymous No.16828160]

...Aaaand the supply shrinks once again

Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.16828428]

u have a clipboard Virus that detects bitcoin addresses you copy and replaces it with the hacker's address when you paste it.

[Anonymous No.16828490]

your error caused the bitcoin price to go up $3

edit: $5 now

[Anonymous No.16828530]

>>16828428
This is a likely answer. You should also start using Binance's whitelist to combat this.

[Anonymous No.16828560]

>not sending a test transaction with a miniscule amount of bitcoin

[Anonymous No.16828574]

lol at minimum quadruple check the address bro

[Anonymous No.16828577]

>>16827976
>literally need to firstly verify through 2 factor authentication and then verify via email but still doesnt see it is the wrong address.