Need help to rescue token that i've accidentally send into the token contract address

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Dear Safe DAO community,

I am writing to you today with a sense of urgency and a request for your assistance. I have recently made a mistake in a transaction and have sent a significant amount of tokens to the wrong address. This mistake has left me in a difficult situation, as the tokens are essential for my ongoing projects and plans.

I am reaching out to the DAO community today to ask for your help in rescuing these tokens. I am aware that the nature of blockchain transactions is such that they are irreversible, but I am hopeful that there may be a way to recover these tokens and set things right.

I understand that the DAO community is built on a foundation of trust and mutual support, and I am hopeful that this ethos will extend to my situation.Your vote is very much appreciated. Thank you .

Attached below is the transaction hash where the tokens are being sent :

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I’m being realistic, the tokens are stuck, the Safe Token contract is not upgradeable, hope you’ll recover from your loss.

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Sorry about your situation! Have you looked into Flashbots?
Not sure if it will work for your situation but perhaps they have a solution that we dont know about as of yet…? I just happened to watch this video the other day and forked the gist to keep for future

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thank you for your kind words, i’m being hopeful. i optimistic that the SAFE team has a function that allows recovery of tokens back to the sender.

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gm @thruppeny_protocol,

recovery of these tokens is possible. there is a function in the safe token contract for exactly these kind of situations:

/// @notice Transfer all tokens with address `token` owned by this contract to `beneficiary`.
/// @dev This can only be called by the owner of the contract
/// @param token The token that should be rescued
/// @param beneficiary The account that should receive the tokens.
function rescueToken(IERC20 token, address beneficiary) external onlyOwner {
    uint256 balanceToRescue = token.balanceOf(address(this));
    require(balanceToRescue > 0, "TokenRescuer: No tokens to rescue");
    _beforeTokenRescue(token, beneficiary, balanceToRescue);
    require(token.transfer(beneficiary, balanceToRescue), "TokenRescuer: Could not rescue token");
}

it can only be called by the contract’s owner, which in this case is 0x8CF60B289f8d31F737049B590b5E4285Ff0Bd1D1 (the safe foundation as far as i can tell).