[RESOLVED] Atomic wallet. Bitcoin sent to a Dogecoin address...

[LoyceV]

I am very happy to say that this issue is now resolved in full.

Congratulations!

This btc means alot to me

One more piece of advice:

Stay vigilant
Check, double check and tripple check before sending funds!

There are many other ways to lose your Bitcoin too, so be careful. The way you got back your coins is quite unique and won't happen if the loss of funds was caused by any of the other potential culprits.

[Favelj]

And now I can also thank Atomic for recognizing the issue. Thank you Atomic wallet.

Their latest email reply:
"Thank you for the heads-up.

The issue is fixed in our latest release. We are happy to hear you were able to resolve the issue with the help of the service you have sent your funds to. You can keep the compensation."

So I can also keep the conpensation for the bug and all the trouble, it has been a month since this all began.

Thank you all again, and now both threads can be closed with happy resoultion.

[lucky80]

So, just my fault? Atomic wallet's fault? 50/50 fault?

I have read this problem before, but thank you for reminding users. In my opinion, this situation 100% user's fault, and if this ever happens to me, then I will not blame anyone. Each person must double or triple check transaction details before pressing the send button, and this behavior must also be applied everywhere. You are lucky this time they want to refund your bitcoin. I also rate 100% towards atomic wallet developer for being careless in releasing products. I can concede one person's mistakes, but what is the point of a team if they don't work together. You should use the bitcoin core wallet developed by bitcoin developers. There is a mobile version for Android users.

[bitmover]

And now I can also thank Atomic for recognizing the issue. Thank you Atomic wallet.

Their latest email reply:
"Thank you for the heads-up.

The issue is fixed in our latest release. We are happy to hear you were able to resolve the issue with the help of the service you have sent your funds to. You can keep the compensation."

So I can also keep the conpensation for the bug and all the trouble, it has been a month since this all began.

Thank you all again, and now both threads can be closed with happy resoultion.

Congralations on fixing your issue. I am happy this place proved to be a great community support.

I will give you one more advice:
Buy a hardware wallet. Ledger Nano or Trezor. They are cheap and they are very good. You won't have problems with them. I believe you learned a lot with this experience. Congrats.

[Lucius]

So I can also keep the conpensation for the bug and all the trouble, it has been a month since this all began.
Thank you all again, and now both threads can be closed with happy resoultion.

Not only did you manage to save 0.10 BTC, but you also got an extra 0.05 BTC and with all that the price of BTC jumped almost $2000. You definitely have reason to celebrate, and this whole story shows that even in pretty hopeless situations there is a chance that everything will end well.

If you want to close both threads (lock them), then you can click option "lock topic" - left at the bottom of the page.

[suchmoon]

"The issue is fixed in our latest release. We are happy to hear you were able to resolve the issue with the help of the service you have sent your funds to. You can keep the compensation."

That's a decent bug bounty and a good example of how to turn a potentially disastrous issue into good publicity. Well done Atomic Wallet, which I've never heard of before

[HCP]

Glad that you managed to get it all sorted... and thanks for updating us on the result... I like happy endings and it's nice to know that we were able to help out.

Also, very happy to hear that Atomic have fixed this issue in their wallet!