Quote from: vareole on Today at 03:21:07 PM

However this doesnt change the fact that I send him BTC wallet first time not ETH wallet and I edited BTC wallet to my ETH wallet.

Address 1: bc1qk59w4kupt5rrd4hka9zh4pv99rfjuaxp459fkm
Address 2: 0x3139029d8b651a039b3a3a3609baf7b8d71767db

Do you see a difference? The second one is the ETH address. How do I know this? Because there is the hexadecimal prefix 0x in front of it. BTC addresses don't use this.
I also tried multiple phone wallets (Trust, BRD, Stasis and Exodus) if it's possible to send ETH to an BTC address (even tried a BTC address with an added 0x prefix). None of those would let me send ETH to an BTC address. (I will provide no proof, please try it out yourself Wink

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Even though I'm a newbie in this forum, I already did several bitcoin and ethereum transactions on other webshops and therefore know the difference between an BTC and ETH address.

Quote from: vareole on Today at 03:21:07 PM

I use only blockchain ETH wallet which can be checked aswell.

How should we check that? It's impossible to verify or check that. You could always have thousands of additional addresses we don't know.

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