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Transactions can't be reversed, but if it was confirmed on-chain the funds didn't disappear. They went somewhere traceable. What you need to do first. Get the transaction hash (txid) from the wallet that sent the MUSD. Paste it into Etherscan. This will show you exactly what address the tokens were sent to and confirm the transaction succeeded. Common scenarios for "never arrived": Sent to the wrong address. Typo in the address, or copy-pasted the wrong one. If so, the funds are at that address and only whoever controls it can move them. If nobody controls it, they're effectively gone. Sent to an exchange address that doesn't support that token. Exchanges often use the same deposit address for multiple ERC-20 tokens, but if they don't support MUSD specifically, the tokens arrive but don't credit to the account. Contact exchange support with the transaction hash. Some exchanges recover unsupported tokens, some don't. Sent to correct address but recipient isn't seeing it. The recipient wallet might not have MUSD added as a visible token. They need to add the token contract address to their wallet to see the balance. The funds are there, just not displayed. What MUSD is matters. If this is mStable USD or some less common stablecoin, the recipient wallet might not automatically recognize it. Post the transaction hash on Etherscan and you'll know immediately where the tokens went and can figure out next steps from there.
If the transaction was confirmed on-chain then the funds usually still exist somewhere, but the most common issue is sending a token to a wallet or exchange that does not support that specific token or network setup. Your buddy should look up the transaction hash on Etherscan and verify the receiving address, token contract, and whether the wallet actually supports MUSD on Ethereum. A lot of times the token just does not automatically display in the wallet and needs to be manually imported using the token contract address. If it was sent to an exchange deposit address that only accepts certain assets, support may be the only option because crypto transactions generally cannot be reversed once confirmed.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible once confirmed, so reversing it isn't an option. But the funds aren't gone, they're sitting somewhere on the Ethereum network. First step is taking the transaction hash from your end and putting it into Etherscan. It will show exactly where the MUSD landed. If it arrived at a contract address rather than a wallet, that's where it gets complicated and you'd need to check if that contract has a recovery function. What wallet is your buddy using? That's the detail that determines whether there's a recovery path.
If the transaction is confirmed, the funds are likely still there. Check the TX hash on Etherscan and make sure the receiving wallet supports MUSD on Ethereum.
The transaction cannot be reversed, but the funds definitely aren't gone. Since MUSD was sent via the Ethereum network, it is securely locked inside his ETH address. All he has to do is add MUSD as a 'Custom Token' inside his wallet app using its official Ethereum contract address, and the balance will magically appear. If you want to double-check the status right now, just paste his receiving address into Etherscan and look at his token balances.
So someone (what you call "hackers") is going to spend 6.3 MUSD (or 7.6 MUSD or 5.6 MUSD whatever) in quantum computing research and hardware and electricity to "hack" "Satoshi's" 6.968 MUSD-equivalent wallet and someone's going to spend 3.1 MUSD to hack "Satoshi's" 3.484 MUSD-equivalent wallet etc. What the fuck is the problem with this? That the price of Bitcoin will go down a bit? Wah wah. Big fucking deal. But no, we can't have that, we are "traders", all our lives hang on the price of the Bitcoin. So you propose a huge change to the Bitcoin protocol that will fuck up the tale of immutability forever and will steal Bitcoin from millions of holders who never updated their wallet, 99.99% of who have nowhere near enough funds to be considered valuable to hack in the near future.
It's funny to see the TA folks asking "Why is the BCH chart so strong????", without having even googled what upgrades its done or what products have recently launched. 3 biggest deals, IMO: Quantumroot post-quantum vaults live on ChipNET https://x.com/bitjson/status/1991507572952842406 Moria MUSD overcollateralized algorithmic stablecoin launches https://www.moria.money/ Loops and functions coming to the CashVM in 2026 LAYLA upgrade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adF_Y7y5eiI
Probably a BCH-backed stablecoin, so maybe Moria MUSD or Parity PUSD. Outside of stablecoins, probably a fungible token that hasn't even been minted yet. Something that provides utility on a platform that explodes in popularity. (I doubt it'll be a BCH memecoin, but that's always possible too.)
Lets look at three models (just for fun) for mid 2030. 1. Power Law - 570.000 \*0,7 = 400k USD 2. Rainbow Chart original - 900.000 \*0,7 = 630k USD 3. S2F - 3,2 Million \*0,7 = 2,24MUSD
I’m all in PEPECOIN. Under 100 MUSD market cap with a fair launch, no wallet holds more than 3%. Tangem partnership just announced yesterday. With tier 1 exchange listing coming, the listings price was funded by community donations which exceeded targets. If it we get any where close to 0.1 USD I retire.
tldr; The Bitcoin Cash Foundation's weekly news highlights the launch of Riften Lab's Moria Protocol's BCH-backed stablecoin, MUSD, which offers stability and decentralized borrowing services on the Bitcoin Cash network. MUSD is open-source, over-collateralized, and transparent. Electron Cash released version 4.4.2 with improvements and new features. BCH.games introduced racing tournaments with cash prizes. Developers discussed the May 2025 upgrade, enhancing BCH smart contracts. The Bitcoin Cash community is active with new developments and events. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
? Why ? Hence, you're not going to enjoy 14MUSD, never
Max 10%. 100MUSD is generational wealth, so you don’t need aggressive growth. Invest in etfs, blue chips (both step by step entry), real estate (investment, not for own use) and money market funds. Small portion also in precious metals. Most important is to also diversify globally and keep part of your holdings in other stable countries.
No. Keep it balanced - particularly at these levels. It’s never good to go all in in one asset. The risk is way too high that you are not one of the 0.01% who hits the timing right. Just think about it: if you invest in 70kUSD in 1 BTC now, the Bitcoin would have to increase to around 2.5MUSD to be a base for a decent living. And I don’t think that’s going to happen soon.
Excuse you, my squiggly lines have cooler colors than yours, thank you very much! That being said, lower bound s3fx values on btc after the halveing price it at 4MUSD each...
I have this algorithm developed that's gonna tie moons price and to the stable goin MUSD and it's gonna always be pegged to the US dollar!
It is a fair question. the question is how do yu value bitcoin. Some will say 1 btc = 1 btc. That is true only if you are transacting only in btc. We live in a world where we eventually may need to bring it back into fiat, so 1 btc = whatever in fiat. So if a sandwich costs $1MUSD, then it will probable cost $1mUSD equivalent or there abouts in btc. By that point, btc will likely be worth significantly more than that, but it might also not. Now if the dollar crashes completely, and countries adopt btc en masse, then a sandwich no longer = $1MUSD, it equals whatever the going btc amount is.
I would like to see MUSD - stablecoin for Moons DeFi
We should do MUSD, a MOON algorithmic stable coin and offer a 20% APY, what do you think guys? What could go wrong?
Don’t worry, balaji has promised BTC will be over 1 MUSD in 3 months
Even at 17.9 MUSD, it still pays way higher than my company on average… I am so underpaid as compared to those elites haha
It depends on how much you need to retire. If you live in a 1MUSD per year lifestyle, then definitely not.
 CDC listing sell the news it seems. New launchpad announced $BURROW and stablecoin MUSD. [https://medium.com/@MMFinance/4f7c0e0ceed0](https://medium.com/@MMFinance/4f7c0e0ceed0) I'm buying more tiger, personally
Anyone else here wondering why Coinbase added MUSD but not Mstable’s governance token MTA?
Dunno if it’s related, but the day after gyen was listed, they listed MUSD which is another stable coin that shot up like 5x.
Who bought a stable coin in MUSD at 3 bucks? Show yourself
MUSD just listed on Coinbase pro. See you on the moon.
Alchemix $ALCX, Ethereum Name Service $ENS, Gala $GALA, mStable USD $MUSD and Power Ledger $POWR are launching on u/CoinbasePro . Trading will begin on or after 9AM Pacific Time (PT) Tuesday November 16, if liquidity conditions are met.
To avoid tax: 1. Create NFT of a MS Paint drawing, cat picture, dick, whatever 2. Get a 'professional' to evaluate it at 30 MUSD 3. Donate to charity for sweet tax refund
This is not about hashrate. This is about the money you are giving to miners. Now, every day you give 900 BTC each worth of 40 000 USD to miners (not accounting for transaction fees, which would increase the figure). This is 36 million USD a day (ignoring taxes). This is split among miners. This is their motivation to mine. And mining means turn on some hardware and let it consume electricity. Independently from current hashrate. The number of miners depend on the mining costs and this total award they get. But the budget of 36 MUSD will be spent every day on the miners costs. Therefore, just the ratio of electricity in miners costs is important in the calculation how much electricity will be consumed. And this ration depends on electricity price, hardware price and the ability to enter mining (quite accessible right now). The global electricity generation does not increase fast enough to fundamentally change my results. ok, assuming a 20% increase in global electricity generation over the next for yours will result in BTC contributing to 2.7% instead of 3.3% in my calculation. I do not want to criticize bitcoin. I want to raise awareness of this problem, which you do not see if you just focus on hashrate. You may also check this: [https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-22256-3](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-22256-3) which is about different things, but shows what is happening.
There around 2.200 billionaries in the world and also there are around [2.200](https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html) addresses with more than 1.000 BTC. So when BTC reaches 1MUSD, the owners of these address will hold 1BUSD or more.
Oh FK coin 574 is [mStable USD (MUSD)](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/mstable-usd)
Just realized ALGOs marketcap is just 600MUSD 😳. It could 10x and still be a small cap coin. Im loading up!
Just realized ALGOs marketcap is just 600MUSD 😳. It could 10x and still be a small cap coin. Im loading up!