I wanted to withdraw ETH from Kraken to my Ethereum address on my ledger. So I added the address to my Kraken account and it gave me the prompt, from what I thought, to choose, through what network I want to send it. I choose Polygon. However, after clicking I realised how stupid I was, as I did not send ETH through polygon to my Ethereum address. Instead, I send ETH to a Polygon address.

Is there any way to recover my ETH, as I send it to an address I do own on the Ethereum chain? I now realise I have less knowledge than I thought, so please let me know if you need any more information.

  • asuper5r@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Ethereum is about the biggest fn scam there ever was… the GAS FEES says it all, there are no excuses at this point in the game Wanted to charge me 45 dollars to swap 15 dollars worth… NO EXCUSE, ITS CALLED GREED

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      1 year ago

      Gas is based on a bid system - others are bidding the prices up when you want them low. They are paying to get transactions through faster, which drives up the price. It’s the market at play, nothing more.

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    1 year ago

    Simply pop in the polygon chain details into your metamask and voila, your ETH will transform into WETH. But let’s be real here, keep an eye on those transactions or you might accidentally send some of your precious BNB, DOT, SOL, TON (and potentially regret it later). So take a moment to read and approve before diving in with a small amount.

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    1 year ago

    As others explained, it seems like your money is fine. But if you had to ask this, STOP SENDING CRYPTO and learn how wallets actually work.

  • NullPhantom666@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Don’t worry, your eth is safe. There are many ways to recover it, but I’d recommend installing metamask on your browser, connecting it to ledger and switching network in metamask to Polygon. You can then transfer the assets somewhere else on polygon or bridge to Ethereum. There are detailed guides online for each step.