I checked how Aptos derives addresses from private keys. It turns out that it's different from how SUI does it. This means you won't be able to generate valid signatures for this address on the SUI network, and no one else can either. Unfortunately, this means there's no way to recover the tokens.

Recovering tokens sent to the wrong blockchain network can be challenging due to the immutability of blockchain transactions. However, there are potential steps you can take to try and recover your SUI tokens sent to the Aptos network instead of the SUI network.

Possible Recovery Steps:

• Check Wallet Compatibility: Verify if your Martian Wallet supports both SUI and Aptos networks. If it does, you might be able to switch networks and access your tokens.
• Import Private Key: If your wallet doesn't support both networks, try importing your private key into a wallet that supports Aptos, such as MetaMask or Trust Wallet. This might give you access to your tokens on the Aptos network.
• Use a Blockchain Explorer: Utilize a blockchain explorer like Sui Explorer or Aptos Explorer to track your transaction and verify the token's presence on the Aptos network.
• Contact Exchange Support: Reach out to the exchange's customer support where you sent the tokens from and ask if they can assist in recovering the tokens.
• Asset Recovery Services: Consider using asset recovery services like Coinfirm, CipherBlade, or M2 Recovery, but be aware that these services often come with a fee, typically a percentage of the recovered funds.

Key Considerations:

• Network Compatibility: The similarity between SUI and Aptos blockchain architectures might affect recovery possibilities.
• Token Visibility: Since your tokens are visible on the Aptos network, there's a chance you can recover them.
• Private Key Security: Ensure your private key is stored securely to prevent unauthorized access ¹ ² ³.

Keep in mind that recovery success isn't guaranteed, and prevention is crucial for future transactions. Always verify the recipient address and network before confirming transactions ¹.

Hey, that's a common mix-up. Your Martian Wallet uses the same underlying key for both Sui and Aptos addresses. Your $SUI tokens are almost certainly on the Sui network at that address. Just open your Martian Wallet, switch the network from Aptos to SUI, and they should appear. If, by chance, they were actually bridged to Aptos as a wrapped token, you'd need a cross-chain bridge, but try the network switch first!