If the transaction went successful and the address is not yours, the transaction cannot be revoked nor would give you back what you've sent. Maybe the best way to solve your problem is to contact the Coinbase support. Only they can help you with the matter. But to be honest, any online transactions are mostly unrecoverable nor refundable. Hence, only pray that you can have it back.

F Off you F potential liar!
I was not judging anyone before, but I can do it now if I want.

Post some screenshot transaction here and stop BShiting

It's so fun? Well, I'm shocked to see someone has lost his money but but he can still laugh for it.

As anyone said, you're liar... nobody happy for loss his money. 32$ is large amount for me

As far as I know. Most of the wallet out there has a smart detection for the address type that you enter. Right for example electrum, You can't send bitcoin there if you input USDT address. I wonder what wallet/exchange you use that doesn't have this kind of feature.

@OP, if your claim is right, can you please share your transaction id (If you don't mind). Sharing transaction details isn't harmful if you don't have problem with your privacy. Otherwise your post value is likely ZERO as other users already mentioned. I don't think someone will seek 35$ loan who have $30K.

However just keep all suspension is side let's talk about your problem. Only coinbase is the one who could help you on that case since coinbase is a custodial wallet. But therr is very low chance to recover your fund if really you did mistake. Just try and don't give up.....