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@CarballoNeftali Are you trying to move the position to the new hardware-wallet address in two separate batches, or just test the new address first before moving the rest?
@C362020 Sí, puedes enviar USDC desde una wallet protegida por Ledger, pero la red de depósito debe estar sincronizada y coincidir exactamente con la red seleccionada. ¿Estás usando móvil o PC?
@The_589_Whale Hi man, Regarding the V6 Ironwood issue, you can try a full rescan/re-index of the account state in Ledg3r Live to rebuild the local transaction data. If that UTXO was created under V6 though,are you using zcash app on mobile or desktop ?
@C362020 USDC deposit addresses aren’t always tied to Ethereum; it depends on the platform’s supported networks. You can send USDC from a Ledger, but ensure the network and asset settings are correct to avoid unexpected fees.
@sldeaco If your BKN is stored in a self-custody wallet, you’ll need to migrate it over to the mainnet yourself. Brickken’s migration was a seamless 1:1 transfer on Ethereum through their portal.
@noluckMicky If your BKN is stored in a self-custody wallet, you’ll need to move it over to the mainnet yourself. Brickken’s migration was a seamless 1:1 transfer on Ethereum through their portal.
@Dr_Crypto_Lewis If your BKN is in OneKey, it’s considered a self-custody wallet. Just a heads-up, Brickken’s migration was a 1:1 match on Ethereum through the portal, but you’ll need to handle the migration manually on the mainnet.
@DanKentWrites Hello Dan, we get the frustration, a hardware wallet shouldn’t feel disposable. Which Ledger model is it, and does it show any sign of power or connection when plugged in? give me a follow back so we can look into it.