dunderbaba, what wallet you use for this transaction? You say it is about $2000 which is about 0.28 BTC, but the total transaction is 12+ BTC worth over $80 000?
Coins are sent to 34FAsnsgURPQkcMoL41BzRufnUaStdZotT and after that, they move to 13 different addresses, but most still ended up on 3QT5hB8qmBBpEeKTie6Cr2bzvwABW4kEk6 (11.88791659 BTC) and then again moved to new addresses. Coin is still on the move, mixing with someone other coins, but it is evident that it is an attempt to hide the track.
34FAsnsgURPQkcMoL41BzRufnUaStdZotT->3QT5hB8qmBBpEeKTie6Cr2bzvwABW4kEk6
Topic: sent my btc wrong - page 2. (Read 387 times)
I hate to be the barer of bad news, but the transaction is confirmed... This makes the transaction irreversible.
The only one that can help you is the person that owns the private keys whose public key hash is the address you mistakenly funded.
If you copy/pasted the wrong address yourself (by accident), you should be able to contact the real owner somehow (where did you copy the address from?) and ask him/her to send your funds back.
If you were the victim of a clipboard virus, i guess you're out of luck. In this case i'd advise you to go to your local police office and file a complaint. In case the creator of the virus ever gets caught, the police might give you your funds back... But the odds are really, really, really small.
An other thing you could do in case of a virus or hacker is to follow the trail of unspent outputs and hope the thief makes the mistake of exchanging your funds on a KYC exchange without mixing or cleaning the stolen funds... However, this is a difficult task, and the odds of the thief making such a dumb mistake are small.
The only one that can help you is the person that owns the private keys whose public key hash is the address you mistakenly funded.
If you copy/pasted the wrong address yourself (by accident), you should be able to contact the real owner somehow (where did you copy the address from?) and ask him/her to send your funds back.
If you were the victim of a clipboard virus, i guess you're out of luck. In this case i'd advise you to go to your local police office and file a complaint. In case the creator of the virus ever gets caught, the police might give you your funds back... But the odds are really, really, really small.
An other thing you could do in case of a virus or hacker is to follow the trail of unspent outputs and hope the thief makes the mistake of exchanging your funds on a KYC exchange without mixing or cleaning the stolen funds... However, this is a difficult task, and the odds of the thief making such a dumb mistake are small.
hey i was suppose to send some bitcoins to a adress but somehow it got sent to https://blockchain.coinmarketcap.com/tx/bitcoin/21c96ed965f6254e8ea94b6d38dc8b7023c1b33c65f31faffee36e3bb93e22a9
and it was suppose to be sent to 32fmz1pdmo9XWyMAeNoniaNE94f9ubs6Ae and it was 2k worth of bitcoins now im having great panic and idk wtf to do. Somebody help me i beg you guys
and it was suppose to be sent to 32fmz1pdmo9XWyMAeNoniaNE94f9ubs6Ae and it was 2k worth of bitcoins now im having great panic and idk wtf to do. Somebody help me i beg you guys
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