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Distribution of bytes is complete, about 17,610 GB distributed, which is worth around $1m at the current price.

Distribution of blackbytes is still under way, it'll take much longer.

I did not receive my Byteball coins. I sent 0.4BTC to the address the transaction bot told me to and it told me my payment was received. I logged into the app now and I still have 0 Bytes in my wallet?

You didn't have to send all your BTC to the bot omg. He was requested a small payment a few satoshis just to confirm that the address was yours. Ask tonych. If don't have access to the BTC address you did then the coin though, you just loose 0.4 BTC.

it was my first thought too.

but it seems that he mentioned not bot address but his linkin btc address.

He did shared a pic of his wallet :

https://i.imgur.com/4WbQm5t.png

So what did I do wrong here? The bot told me to send my btc to specific address for me to get converted to byteballs

instead of sending small amount to link ur btc↔bb u sent a lot more.

Is there anyway for me to get these coins back? I just followed the instructions the bot told me

Explain the picture please.
Did it go like this?:

The bot asked to send a small transaction to 1Q3ca is this correct?
Then it gave you a address 15jnM for linking the bitcoins?

If this is the case your coins are in a change address.
If you send everything to the first address you lost the coins.maybe the developer of the bot has the private key for sending them back.

If you send them to a change address tell me does jax wallet let you store the private keys yourself or is it a 3d party.
If it stores the keys on your phone than the jax wallet doesn't look at your previous address.

If this it the case you can do this:
HD wallets are in the most cases a standard BIP38 format.
This means you can import your 12 word seed in every wallet.
Try to import your seed again in your wallet.
It will scan all the private keys for every address generated from the seed.
If this isn't possible with jax or you fear you don't now how and you will delete your current wallet.
Download a other wallet like mycelium or electrum and import your seed there.
It will import every connected address derived from that seed