1. bc1qg4arhl5fuep5tr9r2upplkj8qezur5hxnwxd8w belonging to *Ace* on spreadsheet number 12 and,
2. ⁠bc1qgralnxqcvmg335km595lh542vseqkf3flfyc8w belonging to ChocolateBitcoinK on spreadsheet number 20.


Are these supposed to be "similar" addresses? Most of the address is in fact different and the same beginning and ending doesn't really change anyything. I bet that you could find 100 more addresses that match like this, belonging to different wallets.

Are these people aware of the fact that a single sign in the address makes it a completely different one? That's how codes work. You can have have a 4 digit pin and you change 1 digit and never get access.
People from the exchange who tagged this are complete morons.

I've heard of problems withdrawing from exchanges in the recent weeks due to MICA in the EU. People are being asked for reasons when they withdraw, for instance if they want to spend the coins or hold. If you don't tell them you're going to be delayed. Also, if you claim you're withdrawing to your own wallet, you may be asked to prove ownership by signing a message. This is getting ridiculous.

1. bc1qg4arhl5fuep5tr9r2upplkj8qezur5hxnwxd8w belonging to *Ace* on spreadsheet number 12 and,
2. ⁠bc1qgralnxqcvmg335km595lh542vseqkf3flfyc8w belonging to ChocolateBitcoinK on spreadsheet number 20.


Are these supposed to be "similar" addresses? Most of the address is in fact different and the same beginning and ending doesn't really change anyything. I bet that you could find 100 more addresses that match like this, belonging to different wallets.

Are these people aware of the fact that a single sign in the address makes it a completely different one? That's how codes work. You can have have a 4 digit pin and you change 1 digit and never get access. People from the exchange who tagged this are complete morons.