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Many exchanges are not able to detect funds sent from smart contracts. They can still access the funds with the seed phrase manually, but their automatic fund credit system cannot credit the fund. Most exchanges will refuse to manually access the funds, because it will be a hassle.
I made the same mistake on Binance before. I was lucky, I sent another 0.0001 ETH to the address, somehow Binance fund credit system pulled the entire thing including the fund sent by the smart contract into their main wallet. So I was able to get my ETH after showing them the ETH has gone to their main wallet.
What do you mean by ETH sent through a SC? I thought ETH on L1 was only native ETH, so no ERC20 contract. Can you please further explain this?
Thanks, in advance!
Do you suggest sending another small amount of eth to the wallet?