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Results tagged with cross-chain-recovery
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should be used for questions relating to recovery of funds sent from one blockchain to a different blockchain by mistake, such as Bitcoin sent to a Bitcoin Cash address.
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Can I access a BCH wallet with a BTC seed phrase?
So I've accidentally given someone a BTC address and she sent BCH to this address. The wallet was created post-fork. Is it possible to go through the same process as accessing BCH immediately after th …
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