Finally, the sum of BSV sent on the BTC address is not worth the fact to use this method so it does not matter and these BSV are lost (at least for the moment).
Thank you for all your answers that helped me.
Topic: Recover BSV sent to a BTC address (Read 223 times)
So if it's the one and only technique I think I'll give up ...
With a small amount of BSV in a SegWit address, giving up is definitely the easy way out. If it's a large amount, you may want to pursue it.Either way, it doesn't hurt to keep the private key, who knows if it becomes possible and worth your effort some day.
The way to recover these BSV via this technique seems to me difficult and I do not think it's "profitable" .... So if it's the one and only technique I think I'll give up ...
Without a miner, you won't be able to recover your coins. It's not worth the hassle unless you lost a lot of coins. You can try looking for one on the BitcoinSV subreddit. Don't share your private keys with anyone. They won't be needed for such operation.
To start thank you for all your answers
What type of address your Bitcoin address is? Does it start with 1, 3 or bc1? Both Bitcoin Cash and BSV don't support SegWit so recovering your coins won't be easy if it starts with bc1 or 3 (assuming it's not a multisig). As far as I remember, someone used to recover coins of Bitcoin Cash users for a small fee, but I am not sure if he also does the same thing for BSV.
My address started with 3, so I guess it will be difficult to find my BSV.
There is still a technique to do it or it's too complicated or impossible ...?
What type of address your Bitcoin address is? Does it start with 1, 3 or bc1? Both Bitcoin Cash and BSV don't support SegWit so recovering your coins won't be easy. As far as I remember, someone used to recover coins of Bitcoin Cash users for a small fee.
BC1 shouldn't be recognized as a valid adress format by Bitcoin "S" cash (or whatever the name is), which leaves 3... segwit as the most likely culprit.
I have no idea how you can ever recover that, but you're right i think there was a way to do so..? - https://news.bitcoin.com/hundreds-bitcoin-cash-stuck-segwit-addresses-might-way-get-back/ weird way..
Another guide here, https://support.edge.app/support/solutions/articles/8000068596-how-to-recover-my-bch-if-i-accidentally-sent-into-a-bitcoin-segwit-address-on-edge-
// So basically you need a miner to add a non-standard transaction to their block (?) pffff
Well lets see if this is actually the case for OP, and if it's not some other issue..
thanks for those links that are detailed
The way to recover these BSV via this technique seems to me difficult and I do not think it's "profitable" .... So if it's the one and only technique I think I'll give up ...
In any case, thank you for all your answers
I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
What type of address your Bitcoin address is? Does it start with 1, 3 or bc1? Both Bitcoin Cash and BSV don't support SegWit so recovering your coins won't be easy if it starts with bc1 or 3 (assuming it's not a multisig). As far as I remember, someone used to recover coins of Bitcoin Cash users for a small fee, but I am not sure if he also does the same thing for BSV.
My address started with 3, so I guess it will be difficult to find my BSV.
There is still a technique to do it or it's too complicated or impossible ...?
I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
What type of address your Bitcoin address is? Does it start with 1, 3 or bc1? Both Bitcoin Cash and BSV don't support SegWit so recovering your coins won't be easy. As far as I remember, someone used to recover coins of Bitcoin Cash users for a small fee.
I have no idea how you can ever recover that, but you're right i think there was a way to do so..? - https://news.bitcoin.com/hundreds-bitcoin-cash-stuck-segwit-addresses-might-way-get-back/ weird way..
Another guide here, https://support.edge.app/support/solutions/articles/8000068596-how-to-recover-my-bch-if-i-accidentally-sent-into-a-bitcoin-segwit-address-on-edge-
// So basically you need a miner to add a non-standard transaction to their block (?) pffff
Well lets see if this is actually the case for OP, and if it's not some other issue..
thanks for those links that are detailed
The way to recover these BSV via this technique seems to me difficult and I do not think it's "profitable" .... So if it's the one and only technique I think I'll give up ...
In any case, thank you for all your answers
I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
What type of address your Bitcoin address is? Does it start with 1, 3 or bc1? Both Bitcoin Cash and BSV don't support SegWit so recovering your coins won't be easy. As far as I remember, someone used to recover coins of Bitcoin Cash users for a small fee.
I have no idea how you can ever recover that, but you're right i think there was a way to do so..? - https://news.bitcoin.com/hundreds-bitcoin-cash-stuck-segwit-addresses-might-way-get-back/ weird way..
Another guide here, https://support.edge.app/support/solutions/articles/8000068596-how-to-recover-my-bch-if-i-accidentally-sent-into-a-bitcoin-segwit-address-on-edge-
// So basically you need a miner to add a non-standard transaction to their block (?) pffff
Well lets see if this is actually the case for OP, and if it's not some other issue..
I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
What type of address your Bitcoin address is? Does it start with 1, 3 or bc1? Both Bitcoin Cash and BSV don't support SegWit so recovering your coins won't be easy if it starts with bc1 or 3 (assuming it's not a multisig). As far as I remember, someone used to recover coins of Bitcoin Cash users for a small fee, but I am not sure if he also does the same thing for BSV.
I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
I thought when putting my private key BTC in a wallet BSV I could get them but it did not work so ....
It should work. Are the addresses the same on both wallets? Have you searched for it in a BSV blockchain to see if there is any balance in there? I thought when putting my private key BTC in a wallet BSV I could get them but it did not work so ....
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I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
I thought when putting my private key BTC in a wallet BSV I could get them but it did not work so ....
If anyone knows how to do that, it'll be nice ...
I sent BSV on my BTC address by hurrying (yes, it's clever ...) and I would like to know how to recover (if it is possible).
I thought when putting my private key BTC in a wallet BSV I could get them but it did not work so ....
If anyone knows how to do that, it'll be nice ...
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