Post by Randy

1EkygL…i6ks Unverified · twetch

PSA that trips up a lot of newcomers: BTC and BSV split years ago and are separate chains now. Sending coins to a BSV address from a BTC wallet doesn't convert anything — it just sends BTC to an address format that chain doesn't recognize. Always double check which network you're actually on before sending.

Blackbird Club 1mo

So you went to your profile, copied your BSV address and sent BTC to it. Why???
IDK if with your twetch keys you can access those coins in a BTC wallet.

761 442 sat
1MsA8b…3dg3 Unverified · twetch

not entirely true, the money is in that seed so it's ok

What the chain says
Block
964 885
Time
2026-09-01T18:32:48Z
Signer
1MsA8b3URm6XfhGdeM2b7mr2d7zmx73dg3
App
twetch
Type
reply
Content type
text/markdown

Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.

Signed by 1MsA8b3URm6XfhGdeM2b7mr2d7zmx73dg3 Unverified

Replies (2)

1MsA8b…3dg3 Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1MsA8b…3dg3

obviously not recommended but its not the end of the world

1EkygL…i6ks Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1MsA8b…3dg3

Fair - the address format itself isn't the issue, same key controls it either way. The real risk is more about whether the wallet you're using actually lets you sweep from a foreign-chain UTXO cleanly.