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intelliot
commented on June 19, 2024
Are you referring to this transaction? https://livenet.xrpl.org/transactions/4FF465B7DD741C2B77AE285C31F9BE12DE8B375B3F420B4DF80096F090B5B8BC
It was validated back on 6/16/2020, so it is not a recent transaction. At the time the offer was placed, it did not cross any other offers, so no assets were traded. It was added to the order book for others to trade against.
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juniorbest1
commented on June 19, 2024
Thanks for your reply. My question is, if my offer didn't cross any other offers. Why was my assests taken from my account? Plus the hash says it's successful transaction. Please elaborate.
I made an offer to sell 20k tokens for 1 million xrp. So based on your knowledge my assets should still be in my account?
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Are you referring to this transaction? https://livenet.xrpl.org/transactions/4FF465B7DD741C2B77AE285C31F9BE12DE8B375B3F420B4DF80096F090B5B8BC
It was validated back on 6/16/2020, so it is not a recent transaction. At the time the offer was placed, it did not cross any other offers, so no assets were traded. It was added to the order book for others to trade against.
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scottschurr
commented on June 19, 2024
@juniorbest1, it looks to me like the offer you created in
you then cancelled in this transaction:
When you cancelled the offer it had not been crossed by anyone. I can tell that because the amount fields of the offer in the ledger had not been modified at the time the offer was cancelled.
There are a number of other transactions on your account. Perhaps they can explain where your funds have gone?
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juniorbest1
commented on June 19, 2024
Hello I appreciate your reply and time to look at the transaction. But I never canceled the sell offer. Doesn't the transaction state that it was successful swap?
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@juniorbest1, it looks to me like the offer you created in
https://livenet.xrpl.org/transactions/4FF465B7DD741C2B77AE285C31F9BE12DE8B375B3F420B4DF80096F090B5B8BC/raw
you then cancelled in this transaction:
https://livenet.xrpl.org/transactions/1DD92EE65B926ED2B5A4CE14B74A6B205FDBD56CA69D883A41C008C085CB2443/raw
When you cancelled the offer it had not been crossed by anyone. I can tell that because the amount fields of the offer in the ledger had not been modified at the time the offer was cancelled.
There are a number of other transactions on your account. Perhaps they can explain where your funds have gone?
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scottschurr
commented on June 19, 2024
@juniorbest1, no, there was no successful "swap". The offer that was created in the first transaction was cancelled unmodified in the second transaction. The only funds that moved related to that offer were the destroyed fees. An offer that is successfully created on the ledger returns SUCCESS. SUCCESS does not mean that the funds moved, simply that the offer is either fully crossed or live on the ledger.
If you never cancelled the offer that was created here:
then someone signed a transaction using your account to delete the offer here:
The Account field is the same on both transactions: rLR3n6cfatA63LU6CCvqpJoQ4MyFHmbDjv
The index of the offer created and deleted is the same in both transactions: EC85013CA27A839F96AEDD86665020FA3BBF5193AC24C94E1228712FE0E938FC
Is someone other than you signing transactions on your account?
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juniorbest1
commented on June 19, 2024
Oh ok. Thanks for your time and help I wasn't sure if I was reading it right. Thanks again
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@juniorbest1, no, there was no successful "swap". The offer that was created in the first transaction was cancelled unmodified in the second transaction. The only funds that moved related to that offer were the destroyed fees. An offer that is successfully created on the ledger returns SUCCESS. SUCCESS does not mean that the funds moved, simply that the offer is either fully crossed or live on the ledger.
If you never cancelled the offer that was created here:
https://livenet.xrpl.org/transactions/4FF465B7DD741C2B77AE285C31F9BE12DE8B375B3F420B4DF80096F090B5B8BC/raw
then someone signed a transaction using your account to delete the offer here:
https://livenet.xrpl.org/transactions/1DD92EE65B926ED2B5A4CE14B74A6B205FDBD56CA69D883A41C008C085CB2443/raw
The Account field is the same on both transactions: rLR3n6cfatA63LU6CCvqpJoQ4MyFHmbDjv
The index of the offer created and deleted is the same in both transactions: EC85013CA27A839F96AEDD86665020FA3BBF5193AC24C94E1228712FE0E938FC
Is someone other than you signing transactions on your account?
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intelliot
commented on June 19, 2024
Looks like this issue is resolved :-)
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