I saw a Korean KOL send coins to the wrong chain and lose them, and now they’re asking Binance about its Black Hole program.
Whenever I think of Koreans, I get mad. Back then, I accidentally sent 70,000 BNB to the wrong address, and it happened to land in a Korean guy’s account. He admitted the coins weren’t his, but even after Binance stepped in to negotiate, he wouldn’t budge. He insisted on keeping 700 BNB as a toll before letting Binance return the rest to me.
Whether you can recover a mistaken transfer depends not on the other person’s character, but on whether they have the private keys and are willing to let go. You can negotiate with a living person; with a dead address, there’s nobody to negotiate with.
For a large cross-chain transfer, send a small test amount first. I do the same when dating—I start with coffee.
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Whenever I think of Koreans, I get mad. Back then, I accidentally sent 70,000 BNB to the wrong address, and it happened to land in a Korean guy’s account. He admitted the coins weren’t his, but even after Binance stepped in to negotiate, he wouldn’t budge. He insisted on keeping 700 BNB as a toll before letting Binance return the rest to me.
Whether you can recover a mistaken transfer depends not on the other person’s character, but on whether they have the private keys and are willing to let go. You can negotiate with a living person; with a dead address, there’s nobody to negotiate with.
For a large cross-chain transfer, send a small test amount first. I do the same when dating—I start with coffee.
$BNB $KOGE