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Yes, 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 be
by NavinF 6y ago
Yes, 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.