Pretty cool you can change your crypto right there to another digital currency. I'm trying to figure why there only 1tron and 1 etherum, but vendors say usdt tron and usdc tron... unless I get the option right before sending....or am I way off?Calm Logic said:
You need a small amount (couple dollars) of tron or etherium in order to use USDT on either network.Airborne Daddy said:
Download the app and just sniff around. If u just use bitcoin all you have to do is BUY and SEND... so if ur bill was 350.00 I'd prolly buy 380 to cover fees and price fluctuation... ur 350 may be worth 329 or 369 in a matter of hours.Garbo said:Uh oh, just slipped back into that coma and now can only speak old lady again
It's like that movie Awakenings, it didn't last but it was great for a little while
Thanks I get it mostly. If a vendor uses USDT as a stand alone I could just send tether usdt? I've seen USDT and USDC accepted by vendors without specific tokens... I see why it's stable and dollar based. I could just use one of them if it's not specified -erc20 or trn20, just we accept USDT, USDC,BTC, ? Thanks again. I'll prolly use just BTC initially regardless if I end up paying another 10% a day later.zpped said:
You have to know which "network" you are using. I had to learn most of this part just yesterday! Tether(USDT) is on the Tron network. If I sent it to the address I was given for USDT-erc20, I would have been screwed (from what I now understand) Something in my gut told me to HOLD ON and do some more "learnin". I did a lot of Googling yesterday but finally learned how to figure out which network Tether was on and sent through USDT-TRC20. ...now I have a little Eth, Tether, some TRX ?? and BTC. I've moved up to being a Crypto "Toddler"!!!Airborne Daddy said:
Thanks brother! I fuckin knew it wasn't as simple as I thought. I'll keep studying. I'm definitely doing a low dollar test first to any vendor before I go 3 or 4 hundred. I see where you could screw urself. Too bad it doesn't tell you non compatible transaction until u get it right.texmexpep said:You have to know which "network" you are using. I had to learn most of this part just yesterday! Tether(USDT) is on the Tron network. If I sent it to the address I was given for USDT-erc20, I would have been screwed (from what I now understand) Something in my gut told me to HOLD ON and do some more "learnin". I did a lot of Googling yesterday but finally learned how to figure out which network Tether was on and sent through USDT-TRC20. ...now I have a little Eth, Tether, some TRX ?? and BTC. I've moved up to being a Crypto "Toddler"!!!
I'm pretty sure I have paid more fees than necessary during this learning curve!
(Now, I still do not understand exactly why I was required to purchase more TRX in order to use my Tether but I said what the hell and bought $30 of that. At this point I feel like I'm throwing money all over the place to figure this out but I'm stubborn that way!)
The stuff you don't need or ever use u could always switch over I guess. To think 7 years ago I was sending cash in a bag of Gummi worms inside a priority mail envelope to a guy in CA for steroids.... graduated to western union and money gram. Then cash app and paypal, now this! Correct me if I'm wrong, on exodus btc is btc right? Or must I still worry about what network or what medium I'm using? Hoping btc is the basic universal thing without variations...texmexpep said:You have to know which "network" you are using. I had to learn most of this part just yesterday! Tether(USDT) is on the Tron network. If I sent it to the address I was given for USDT-erc20, I would have been screwed (from what I now understand) Something in my gut told me to HOLD ON and do some more "learnin". I did a lot of Googling yesterday but finally learned how to figure out which network Tether was on and sent through USDT-TRC20. ...now I have a little Eth, Tether, some TRX ?? and BTC. I've moved up to being a Crypto "Toddler"!!!
I'm pretty sure I have paid more fees than necessary during this learning curve!
(Now, I still do not understand exactly why I was required to purchase more TRX in order to use my Tether but I said what the hell and bought $30 of that. At this point I feel like I'm throwing money all over the place to figure this out but I'm stubborn that way!)
Right. That's why I prefer BTC.Airborne Daddy said:
I would too for simplicity, but I cant even get an orders worth of $ from coinbase to exodus without waiting days on end, and I bled 20$~ due to volatilityCalm Logic said:
If ur already on exodus you can buy right there. No transfer to wallet. It goes right into ur account/wallet... delete any coinbase as ur "payment method" and add ur debit card to ur account. You control the money, a 3rd party can't freeze it, unless ur huge.PackmanJohnny said:
Ive seen a lot of warnings against sending payments from the same wallet you acquire the crypto from. dont believe you have to report payments as much as you do acquisitions, could be wrong.Airborne Daddy said:
Gains/Losses (more like gambling or eBay sales. Personal use peptides aren't gonna get you there)m100568 said:
Sounds like you created some Crypto "Dust"!texmexpep said:now I have a little Eth, Tether, some TRX ?? and BTC. I've moved up to being a Crypto "Toddler"!!!
I'm pretty sure I have paid more fees than necessary during this learning curve!
If you have PayPal linked to your bank account buying and transferring PYUsd to your Exodus wallet is almost instant. Coinbase will speed up with time and familiarity (whitelisting) but steer clear of their proprietary "Base" network! It's like peeling a "Chiquita' sticker off a banana and trying to reuse it as a postage stamp. No Bueno!PackmanJohnny said:
I read only 600 and over for a single transaction needs to be repprted.m100568 said:
These two posts are making me feel like one of those people who've been in a long coma and then suddenly wake up and can speak fluent French
