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I have sent ETH to a contract address, and it "failed" the transaction saying it is: Warning! Error encountered during contract execution [Reverted]

contract address and transaction failure here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xa790149d714d614601ded9df1ad40b3830953b5a019b4ea9030cd1699344f2acE

can someone help and explain please?

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I believe the correct transaction is this one: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xa790149d714d614601ded9df1ad40b3830953b5a019b4ea9030cd1699344f2ac. (You had an extra character at the end.)

The contract code is here: https://etherscan.io/address/0x73de68d64b5d9b2108fdf76a394f76e16a88ceb3#code. Because no data field was specified, your transaction invoked the fallback function, which in turn calls getTokens:

function getTokens() payable canDistr  public {

Note the canDistr modifier, which is defined this way:

modifier canDistr() {
    require(!distributionFinished);
    _;
}

As you can see here, distributionFinished is true, so the require statement reverted the transaction.

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  • This isn't something that can be "fixed". The contract has a few different ways to set distributionFinished = true, all of which imply that the contract will no longer be distributing any more tokens. Seems like you are just too late to the party. Commented Jun 7, 2018 at 23:59

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