Verwechslung mit BNB und Token

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn: Ich habe ein wenig Bitcoin auf Binance gekauft und versucht, es an mein Wallet zu senden. Konnte es nicht tun, da es nicht das Minimum erfüllt. Also habe ich BNB als Netzwerk gewählt und jetzt zeigt mein Wallet folgendes an:

Binance Smart Chain 1 0 BNB

Darunter steht eingerückt:

Binance-PEG BTCB Token 0.00xxx BTCB

Wenn ich versuche, diesen “Token”-Betrag irgendwohin zu überweisen, erhalte ich eine Fehlermeldung, die lautet:

# PARENT ACCOUNT BALANCE IS INSUFFICIENT FOR NETWORK FEES

Ursprünglich wollte ich nur etwas mit BTC bezahlen, das nicht sehr viel ist… aber aufgrund des Mindestbetrags, der bei Binance auferlegt wurde, bin ich hier nicht gefangen.

Jeder Vorschlag wäre sehr willkommen.

Nebenbemerkung: Ich habe gelesen und versucht, paraswap zu verwenden, aber das ist ein no go in den USA.

[Telmata]

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You now have wrapped Bitcoin on the BNB chain and need BNB to pay the gas fees. If you want real bitcoin you have to use the bitcoin network

[Zatouroffski]

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> really wanted to do originally was pay for something with BTC

Are you sure the shop you are visiting accepts wrapped BTC on BNB network? I don’t think so, make sure they are. And you need BNB token inside that wallet to pay the network fees.

[Yavuz_Selim]

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There are coins and tokens.

Coins are the native currency on the respective blockchain. So, the crypto Bitcoin works on the Bitcoin blockchain, and fees are paid using Bitcoin. In your case, you’re using the Binance Smart Chain on its own blockchain, which has BNB as its native currency.

Tokens live on top of a certain blockchain. An example is USDT (token) on Ethereum (coin). You have selected the BNB network to send your BTC, so now your BTC lives as a token on BNB.

 

To send a token, you need ‘gas’ to make a transfer/transaction. The gas is in the native currency. So, to send your BTC on the BNB network (‘BTCB’ token), you need to have BNB in your wallet to pay for the transfer.

 

Just to let you know:

– While a BTC token still has value, it’s not the actual BTC coin.
– You said you wanted to pay for something; in that case you will need to pay actual BTC that is on the Bitcoin blockchain. The BTC token is not the same as actual BTC, so if you send it, it might not be accepted and you might lose your funds.

[Jim-Helpert]

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Hey, not to worry, so you sent BTC as a BEP20 token, now you want to move it out, you need to have a little BNB to be used for gas fees in the same address that holds your Binance pegged BTC tokens! BNB because its the currency to pay fees on the Binance smart chain which your tokens are on!

[HarrisonGreen]

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What you’re withdrawing is not real Bitcoin, it is a token on the BNB chain pegged to Bitcoin. No merchant is going to accept it, don’t use.

Also, real Bitcoin has very high fees, don’t use it too.

Use Bitcoin Cash instead for payments.

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