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Originally posted by OldRiverRat View Post
I even searched the deposit address on BlockCypher but it says "not a valid BTC address". It says complete on the GDAX side.
I guess I just gave $100 to someone.
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Originally posted by wtb90 View PostSo I just followed the instructions from the video and tried to move BTC from GDAX to Binance. It definitely sent it somewhere but it's not in my Binance acct?
I even searched the deposit address on BlockCypher but it says "not a valid BTC address". It says complete on the GDAX side.
I guess I just gave $100 to someone.
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Did you copy the deposit address in binanace and then paste it into Gdax or did you write it down and manually enter it?
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Originally posted by wtb90 View PostSo I just followed the instructions from the video and tried to move BTC from GDAX to Binance. It definitely sent it somewhere but it's not in my Binance acct?
I even searched the deposit address on BlockCypher but it says "not a valid BTC address". It says complete on the GDAX side.
I guess I just gave $100 to someone.
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Originally posted by wtb90 View PostYes, I did.
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Originally posted by garza View Postgive it a little time. BTC has been slow with transactions. its very important to double, triple check the address you are using for transfer. i accidently used a LTC address for a BTC transaction once. Luckily the transaction failed on gdax's end and the coins went back to coinbase.
As big of a PIA as Ripple has been, it better make us rich! [emoji1]
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Another lesson ive learned...and a tip.. each transaction goes through a series of validations... this is the blockchain verifying the tranasaction and making sure there isnt any duplication..
Basically the miners are maintaining the ledger with your transaction and checking it against other miners maintaining the ledger.
This takes time... some exchanges require a specific mininum number of validations before finalizing and completing the transaction.
You can check the status of validations by clicking on pending order
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