10 years in Crypto here to help

[mfc51]

Good work it'll get easier from here.

Ok, now I have the BTC in the exodus wallet, but when I tap on the wallet icon, nothing happens.....

 

[mfc51]

Ok, now I have the BTC in the exodus wallet, but when I tap on the wallet icon, nothing happens.....

So I am currently unable to transfer for some reason, it shows the btc I have, just won't let me access to it

 

[mfc51]

Any advise????

 

[tubby]

I currently have my bank account, my debit card, and my PayPal account all linked. The limit using my bank account or my PayPal account isn't an issue, it's well above what I would normally purchase at one time. My shock came when it said that I have a limit of $50 weekly when I use my debit card, and currently it says $0 even though I only did a small test purchase of $20. What the heck?
Crypto is very new to me, so it's probably a good thing that I have some guardrails in place that are keeping me from going on a spending spree. 😆

I hesitate to recommend Cashapp, but to their credit, their initial debit and transfer limits are somewhat less ridiculous than Coinbase. Just make sure you review both the debit and the BTC blockchain send limit (not to be confused with "lightening") on your account to avoid being surprised and find yourself holding BTC that is locked away in the app.

It's also possible that a wire transfer to Coinbase might clear faster than a standard bank account transfer, if you get truly desperate (although I'm not positive on the timeline there for a new account).

"Cooling off" period really is the best suggestion, though. Gives you a little more time weighing your options before diving into the deep end, which you don't realize you likely need right now.

 

[New2ton]

I hesitate to recommend Cashapp, but to their credit, their initial debit and transfer limits are somewhat less ridiculous than Coinbase. Just make sure you review both the debit and the BTC blockchain send limit (not to be confused with "lightening") on your account to avoid being surprised and find yourself holding BTC that is locked away in the app.

It's also possible that a wire transfer to Coinbase might clear faster than a standard bank account transfer, if you get truly desperate (although I'm not positive on the timeline there for a new account).

"Cooling off" period really is the best suggestion, though. Gives you a little more time weighing your options before diving into the deep end, which you don't realize you likely need right now.

Very true. I’ve got a few months until my current stash of Tirz runs out, so I’ll probably just keep researching vendors until I’m down to one vial. I have a few vendors already in mind, but I really don’t love the idea of needing to purchase from the previous direct to consumer vendor I used. I thought I got a great deal at the time, but now realize there are other’s that are 1/3 the cost.

 

[mfc51]

Good work it'll get easier from here.

Ok I wish I could say it is now easier, but I'm still having problems. I did finally get all ready and tried to send a small amount of BTC to ABC and it said the address was invalid, I scanned it in so no typos. It is very long. How can you tell if the vendor is in sync with your wallet?

 

[Cdub100]

Ok I wish I could say it is now easier, but I'm still having problems. I did finally get all ready and tried to send a small amount of BTC to ABC and it said the address was invalid, I scanned it in so no typos. It is very long. How can you tell if the vendor is in sync with your wallet?

It's probably not a complete address. Ask for the actual address so you can copy past it over

As for it being long yeah all crypto is like that. I usually check the first 4 and last 4 to make sure I have the address correct