Degen

A $10 mistake, that could cost you a $10,000, if you don't read to the end. 

I made a mistake but can avoid it. 

Yesterday was a good day for me at the trading cycle... 

I traded $5 to $24 in less than two days and lost $20 in a blink of an eye due to my mistake. 

So what did I do wrong. 👇👇

After a Good day of thread i wanted a withdrawal.... 

So I made a mistake of picking the wrong adress, trust me I never knew. 

So I wanted to USDT withdraw on Optimism (OP Network) 

So I went to go copy the address of the from my Warplet on USDT on OP. 

Not knowing I was wrong, until I have made the transfer. 

My eyes cleared 😑

Brings me down to my point 📍

Founder of @knowempire the first p2p crypto-native marketplace on Farcaster || @useazza Agent.

Then it's all my mistake, picking the wrong address, instead of my main warplet address. 

And that's how I lost the few $$.

All I'm saying is EVM address works for all your token supported by Eth, 

Whether it be Base, Polygon, etc... 

Don't make my mistake. 
@tylerfoust.eth @crunnella @ashmoney.eth 

A little share can save someone else.

What's RPC 
Sorry I'm a beginner. 

How do you mean?

But, if you deposited to other network not same as the one withdraw  from by mistake 'import the RPC of the network you sent' you will get your fund there.

In the Web3 world speaking about Addresses. 

So leg me Address this issue after I made my research yesterday. 

This is what I learnt about EVM wallet 

Your EVM address stays the same across all EVM networks (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.), but tokens must be sent on the correct network.

For example:

If someone sends you USDT on Ethereum, you must check Ethereum network in your wallet.

If they send USDT on BNB Chain, you switch to BNB Chain to see or use it.


So yes, your one EVM address can collect tokens from any EVM network, but you need to select the right network to view or use them.