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I think I do not buy tesla because dev do not do anything to recover my coins. Although I have published the cryptopia response where it shows me my address is correct and there are no coins.

Price of Teslacoin rising steadily. I could buy less and less Teslas each day for the same amount of money. 

Success. Just bought tesla from there. Withdrawing coins without problem. Seems to be good exchange site.

OK I also want to buy from novaechange again let me know

I will be buying teslacoin from novaexchange today. I will inform you if it goes well.

I lost my coin.

please dev solve my problem

discerning over and aspect it is necessary to understand that language..

answer cryptopia:

I don't really know. Dev might give you better answer. 

What can you do?

They still have your coins. But might be refusing to give it back. If the address is false it can't be sent. Because there's no where to go. I think dev will give you better answer.

I also found it on internet:

It is highly unlikely, you made a typo and were still able to send coins. There is a difference between an invalid address and an incorrect address.

All bitcoin wallets/clients check if addresses are valid.
Bitcoin addresses are the PubKeyHash encoded in Base58 with a version value and a checksum. The checksum is the leftmost 32 bits of a double hash of the PubKeyHash. The format of the address is often referred to as Base58Checked in technical documents.

Since the checksum is 32 bits the probability of entering an incorrect address that will still decode to an incorrect but valid PubKeyHash is roughly 1 in 4.3 billion. So, on average, 4,294,967,295 out of 4,294,967,296 times a typo will produce an address that is incorrect AND invalid. When decoded the PubKeyHash will not produce the proper checksum, the error will be detected by the client/wallet, and the transaction won't be created.

To actually lose coins to a typo you would need to produce not just any invalid address, but one that is valid but incorrect and the odds of that happening are almost zero.

In that extremely unlikely event (1 in 4.3 billion is 10x less likely than winning the US PowerBall lottery), the transaction will be irreversible and only spendable by the person who has the private key for the incorrect address/pubkey. Given how many private keys are possible, it is almost certain that nobody ever has or ever will have that private keys and the funds will remain forever unspendable.

what does it mean?

This address has no transaction history. They might be shady.

address cryptopia: 5c7P6Uocd4UH7g5UhDxUMDa7ZwPvGcVTN2

What's your cryptopia address?

If the address is wrong they can't send it. Because that address is never existed from the beginning. It might be they still have your coins.

yes recive thanks.

I contacted cryptopia this is their answer:


They wash their hands!

Just sent you few teslas to test it. It appeared on your wallet now. Which means problem is with the cryptopia. Please check your wallet.

Thanks for the answer but the problem is another, the address I put on cryptopia is missing three letters at the end:5XGiLeCihMZMACLpk2r8wxHeFtirJ2C

Instead my exact address is this: 5XGiLeCihMZMACLpk2r8wxHeFtirJ2CCkp

Do you know something different?

We had this problem before. If the address is correct it will show up in your wallet. Just be patient. It can't be lost. Looks like cryptopia has withdrawing issues. I read many members saying similar thing. But they received their coins after 2 or 3 days. Yesterday I withdraw teslacoin from bittrex. It appeared on my wallet instantly. It must be cryptopia's  system lag I guess.

Just sent you few teslas to test it. It appeared on your wallet now. Which means problem is with the cryptopia.