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Wasn't GP talking more about valid but non-existent addressed? I'm guessing this is essentially the same as sending it to an address for which the key has been
by nisegami 6y ago
Wasn't GP talking more about valid but non-existent addressed? I'm guessing this is essentially the same as sending it to an address for which the key has been lost.
- NavinF 6y agoYes, but that's pretty uncommon in practice. Why would anyone ask you to send money to a valid address that they don't own? It can't be a transcription error because the checksum would catch that It's like sending gold over snailmail to a random address
- andirk 6y agoAnd what happens if one sends gold over snailmail to a random address? You need to finish your analogy.