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I wanted to subscribe in an ICO presale where I first had to whitelist my ether wallet adress.
Thinking Coinbase was a wallet, I've sent my ether coinbase address to get whitelisted. The next day I got confirmation that my address was succesfully whitelisted.
What I didn't knew is that Coinbase is generating different addresses each time, so the next day when I made the transaction to the ICO it was from an unwhitelisted address and the transaction failed/cancelled because the contract did not accept my unwhitelisted address;
Now coinbase is saying the transaction was completed, while in etherscan I can see it was cancelled.
I would think a cancelled transaction is reverted & I get this 0.1 eth back on my coinbase account?
But Coinbase is saying:
Unfortunately, digital currency transactions using most blockchains are irreversible, meaning once they are sent there is no way to reclaim funds.
Anyone can help/any advice?
Thanks in advance
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Hi All
I wanted to subscribe in an ICO presale where I first had to whitelist my ether wallet adress.
Thinking Coinbase was a wallet, I've sent my ether coinbase address to get whitelisted. The next day I got confirmation that my address was succesfully whitelisted.
What I didn't knew is that Coinbase is generating different addresses each time, so the next day when I made the transaction to the ICO it was from an unwhitelisted address and the transaction failed/cancelled because the contract did not accept my unwhitelisted address;
https://etherscan.io/tx/0xe103a771eff315709a2fd34e01af478b0b75ad90f9e59173657b84ad475a79db
Now coinbase is saying the transaction was completed, while in etherscan I can see it was cancelled.
I would think a cancelled transaction is reverted & I get this 0.1 eth back on my coinbase account?
But Coinbase is saying:
Unfortunately, digital currency transactions using most blockchains are irreversible, meaning once they are sent there is no way to reclaim funds.
Anyone can help/any advice?
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: