Dappgrid https://dappgrid.com/ Dapp Tutorials, Cryptocurrency Exchanges & Wallets Thu, 12 Mar 2026 19:41:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://dappgrid.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/cropped-favicon-1-32x32.png Dappgrid https://dappgrid.com/ 32 32 How to Buy Wojak Coin | Should You Buy Wojak Coin? https://dappgrid.com/wojak-coin/ https://dappgrid.com/wojak-coin/#respond Wed, 24 Dec 2025 18:33:06 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=6682 Wojak is one of the most iconic memes on the internet and like most memes, a cryptocurrency representing this popular meme can be found on the market. Wojak coin, created in 2023 by an anonymous team, is available on the market and has been actively traded by crypto users since its launch. Despite its extremely […]

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Wojak is one of the most iconic memes on the internet and like most memes, a cryptocurrency representing this popular meme can be found on the market.

Wojak coin, created in 2023 by an anonymous team, is available on the market and has been actively traded by crypto users since its launch.

Despite its extremely low market cap, $8.72M at the time of writing, the Wojak token is still silently traded and perhaps accumulated by some who is looking to make a fortune in the token of the popular meme.

Which exchanges listed Wojak coin?

Wojak coin is currently listed and actively traded on Uniswap, Gate, MEXC, BitMart and various other exchanges.

The Ethereum-based meme token, Wojak, can be bought using the decentralized exchange Uniswap.

Alternatively, you can use centralized exchanges like Gate and other alternatives mentioned above.

Is Wojak a good coin to buy?

One thing that can be said for sure is that Wojak is one of the most popular memes on the internet.

So it is of course worth looking into the meme token created for the long-time hyped meme, Wojak.

But it does not mean that Wojak will rise in market cap and reach billions in the coming years like the popular meme token, Pepe, which has an over a billion dollar market cap.

If you consider the fact that both Pepe and Wojak have been created in similar time frames and Pepe became one of the most popular tokens, while the Wojak coin is left behind, it is clear that the popularity of the meme is not the sole important factor when choosing which meme coin to buy.

Market and community dynamics, and new trends in crypto could change the fate of Wojak coin in either direction at any time.

Whether Wojak coin should be bought is a personal decision but it is an inherently popular meme coin that is worth having eyes on.

Additional information about Wojak coin

  • Wojak contract address: 0x8De39B057CC6522230AB19C0205080a8663331Ef
  • Total supply: 310.67T
  • Circulating supply: 310.67T
  • Liquidity Burnt
  • Trading available on Uniswap
  • Wojak coin on Etherscan
  • Wojak coin on CoinMarketCap

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How to Delete a MetaMask Account & Wallet https://dappgrid.com/delete-metamask-account-wallet/ https://dappgrid.com/delete-metamask-account-wallet/#respond Thu, 24 Aug 2023 15:09:21 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=6174 If you use MetaMask as your crypto wallet, you may want to delete one of your MetaMask accounts or your entire MetaMask wallet. Deleting a MetaMask account or your entire wallet is quite easy but there are a few points and tricks that you should know. How to remove non-imported accounts from MetaMask If you […]

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If you use MetaMask as your crypto wallet, you may want to delete one of your MetaMask accounts or your entire MetaMask wallet.

Deleting a MetaMask account or your entire wallet is quite easy but there are a few points and tricks that you should know.

How to remove non-imported accounts from MetaMask

If you want to delete one of your MetaMask accounts (if you have more than one), first click the account dropdown menu at the top of the MetaMask app.

When you click the vertical three dots icon for the account that you want to delete as shown below, the option ”remove account” may not appear.

As you can see below, you can delete an account from MetaMask only if it is an imported account meaning that it is imported into MetaMask with a private key / JSON file and not associated with your MetaMask wallet.

So if you have such imported accounts in your MetaMask wallet, you can delete them easily by following these simple steps.

Also, make sure that you still have the private key or JSON file + password of the imported address, otherwise you can’t access it again.

So it is easy to delete an imported account on MetaMask, but what if you want to delete one of your non-imported MetaMask accounts which you created inside your wallet using the ”add account” option?

It is actually not possible as there is no ”remove account” option for non-imported MetaMask accounts.

But if you really want to get rid of your extra MetaMask accounts, basically don’t want to to see them, you can reset / re-import your wallet.

When you re-import your MetaMask wallet like if you forget your password, only your first (default) MetaMask account will be visible.

If you want to see and use your other MetaMask accounts, you can add them to your wallet using the ”add account” option.

This way it is possible to add previously created and used accounts to MetaMask again.

You may only need to add some of the tokens that are not visible to your wallet using the add token > custom token option if necessary.

To learn how to add tokens to MetaMask with a contract address, you can refer to our guide on tokens not showing up on MetaMask.

So non-imported accounts (addresses) are not actually deleted (it is not possible on the blockchain) but they will not be visible and bother you.

To re-import your MetaMask wallet, click ”forgot password” on the login page of MetaMask.

Enter your recovery phrase and a new or same password, and click the restore button.

Note that you should not attempt deleting your MetaMask wallet if you have not backed up your recovery phrase yet or not exactly sure it is 100% correct.

In that case, you can first click the vertical three dots icon > settings > ”security & privacy” option.

And view and back up your recovery phrase by clicking the ”reveal secret recovery phrase” button.

For example, if you want to delete your third account but you have five accounts in your MetaMask wallet, then this method will not exactly work.

If you want to view and use your forth and fifth accounts, you need to use the ”add account” option four times to add your four other accounts to your wallet other than the first one.

But this way the third account will also show up and can’t be removed from the wallet. So keep this in mind if you want to use this method to get rid of your extra accounts on MetaMask.

How to remove your entire MetaMask wallet

If you want to remove your entire MetaMask wallet, you don’t need to do anything special.

You only need to stop using your current wallet and addresses, and set up a new wallet by clicking the ”reset wallet” option on the login page of the MetaMask app.

Or you can just delete your MetaMask app from your browser or phone and then re-install it to set up a new wallet.

By doing this, you are not deleting your MetaMask addresses as it is not possible to delete transactions from the blockchain.

You just stop using them and get yourself a new wallet with unused, new addresses.

If you have any questions about deleting a MetaMask account, leave a comment below and we will be happy to help you.

To learn more about using MetaMask, check out our tutorials below:

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What Is The Minimum USDT Withdrawal on Binance? https://dappgrid.com/minimum-usdt-withdrawal-binance/ https://dappgrid.com/minimum-usdt-withdrawal-binance/#comments Thu, 24 Aug 2023 10:07:47 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=6171 USDT can be withdrawn from Binance to addresses on various blockchain networks such as Ethereum, BSC, TRON, Polygon and Solana. Depending on the network that you select when withdrawing USDT from Binance, the minimum USDT withdrawal amount varies. The minimum amounts of USDT that you can withdraw from Binance depending on the network are as […]

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USDT can be withdrawn from Binance to addresses on various blockchain networks such as Ethereum, BSC, TRON, Polygon and Solana.

Depending on the network that you select when withdrawing USDT from Binance, the minimum USDT withdrawal amount varies.

The minimum amounts of USDT that you can withdraw from Binance depending on the network are as follows:

  • Ethereum: 10 USDT
  • BSC: 10 USDT
  • TRON: 10 USDT
  • Polygon: 10 USDT
  • Arbitrum: 10 USDT
  • Solana: 10 USDT
  • AVAXC: 10 USDT
  • CELO: 10 USDT
  • Plasma: 10 USDT
  • Aptos: 10 USDT
  • Optimism: 10 USDT
  • TON: 10 USDT
  • STATEMINT: 10 USDT
  • Tezos: 10 USDT

The minimum USDT withdrawal amounts on Binance can change depending on network congestion and other factors.

To check out minimum USDT withdrawal amounts yourself, you can visit the fees page on Binance, click the deposit/withdrawal tab and search ”USDT”.

If you don’t have a Binance account yet, you can click the button below or use the referral ID ”EIUU8KZX” to open your Binance account with a 20% fee discount:

OPEN YOUR BINANCE ACCOUNT

Binance is overall a pretty good crypto exchange with many supported network options for USDT withdrawals.

When withdrawing USDT from Binance to other exchange platforms, you should select one of the supported networks by the receiving exchange.

For example, if the exchange to which you want to transfer USDT from Binance supports Ethereum, BSC and Arbitrum, you need to select Ethereum, BSC or Arbitrum, not other networks.

If you select networks that are unsupported by the receiving exchange when withdrawing USDT from Binance, your tokens can’t be credited to your exchange account and you need to deal with recovering coins sent to the wrong network.

How to withdraw USDT from Binance

Log in to your Binance account and click the fiat and spot (deposit & withdraw) page under the wallet menu.

It may appear as simply ”spot” now.

If you don’t have a Binance account yet, you can first open your Binance account using the referral ID ”EIUU8KZX” and then deposit money into Binance.

On the spot page, click the withdraw button and then select USDT or search USDT in your wallet and click ”withdraw” as shown below.

Select USDT if another coin is selected like BTC. Paste the receiving address to which you want to transfer USDT in the address field and select the withdrawal network.

You can then complete the transfer by entering the amount of USDT that you want to withdraw from Binance and clicking the withdraw button.

How much USDT is enough to trade on Binance?

The minimum order size for USDT markets such as BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT and BNB/USDT on Binance is 5 USDT.

So you should have at least a little more than 5 USDT to buy & trade cryptocurrencies using USDT on Binance.

The minimum deposit amount for USDT on Binance is usually very low, currently 0.001 USDT, so you don’t need to worry about it.

As a certain percentage of fee charged from each trade, you should deposit more than 10 USDT to your wallet to be able to do at least a few trades.

If you have any questions about USDT transactions on Binance or trading, you can leave a comment below and we will be happy to help you.

If you are interested in using and trading on Binance, check out our other tutorials and guides below:

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How to Short Crypto on Binance & Open a Short Position https://dappgrid.com/short-crypto-on-binance/ https://dappgrid.com/short-crypto-on-binance/#respond Tue, 08 Aug 2023 15:44:20 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=6125 Binance is the most popular exchange to short cryptocurrencies. The platform has an easy-to-use futures trading interface, a large number of coin support and high liquidity. Following our tutorial, you can easily short Bitcoin, Ethereum and various altcoins on Binance and open short positions. First thing you need to do to open short positions on […]

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Binance is the most popular exchange to short cryptocurrencies.

The platform has an easy-to-use futures trading interface, a large number of coin support and high liquidity.

Following our tutorial, you can easily short Bitcoin, Ethereum and various altcoins on Binance and open short positions.

First thing you need to do to open short positions on Binance is open / activate your Futures account on Binance.

How to activate your Binance Futures account

Log in to your Binance account and click ”USDS-M Futures” under the derivatives menu or the ”Futures” tab on mobile.

Use the code ”long90” when opening your Futures account on Binance and start trading on the platform.

You can click various buttons on the futures trading page such as buy and sell buttons to view ”open futures account” form if it is not visible.

If you can’t view the Futures tab on mobile, you can click the user icon and then switch to Binance Pro.

If you want to short crypto on Binance but don’t have a Binance account yet, click the button below or use the referral ID ”WRYOO8BZ” to open your Binance account with a 20% fee discount:

OPEN YOUR BINANCE ACCOUNT

You can also refer to our tutorial on how to create a Binance account on mobile which features step-by-step instructions on creating and setting up a Binance account.

How to open a short position on Binance Futures

To short crypto on Binance, first click ”USDS-M Futures” under the derivatives menu on Binance’s website or the ”Futures” tab on mobile.

If you can’t see the Futures tab on mobile, click the user icon and then switch to Binance Pro.

How to select the futures contract / pair to trade on Binance

If you want to open a short position using stablecoins such as USDT and BUSD, click ”USDS-M” and select the trading pair (futures contract) by clicking ”BTCUSDT” (red arrow).

When shorting cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, if you want to use the coin itself as your margin instead of USDT or BUSD, you can select and trade COIN-M pairs.

After clicking the pair ”BTCUSDT (perpetual)”, you can select the crypto that you want to short.

How to transfer USDT to your Futures wallet on Binance

Click the transfer icon beside your balance to transfer USDT from your spot wallet to USDS-M Futures wallet.

You can then use your USDT balance to open a short position.

Which margin mode to use on Binance & Leverage

After transferring USDT to your USDS-M Futures wallet, select the margin mode and adjust the leverage.

If you use the cross margin mode, your futures wallet balance will also be used as your margin in addition to the margin allocated to the position.

And if the position gets liquidated, you may lose your futures wallet balance and also risk your other open positions that share the same margin balance if any.

When you use the isolated margin mode to open short positions, you can only lose your margin (cost) that is allocated to the position.

If you are a beginner, you can start opening short positions using the isolated margin mode which is easier to manage risk-wise.

What is asset mode on Binance

When you click the letter ”S” next to leverage, you can change the asset mode. If you use the isolated margin mode, you don’t need to and can’t change the asset mode.

If you use the cross margin mode and want to use multiple assets such as USDT, BUSD, BTC and ETH as your margin to trade USDS-M Futures contracts, you can select the multi-assets mode.

To learn about the benefits of multi-assets mode, you can refer to Binance’s article.

How to place a sell / short order on Binance

After selecting the margin mode and leverage, click the sell button to place your sell / short order.

Select ”limit” if you want to open your short position at a certain price (2) or ”market” to open your position at the market price.

After adjusting the position size (3) and checking your cost (margin), you can click the sell/short button (4) to place your order in the market.

If you are a beginner, you may not understand the relationship between cost (margin), leverage and position size.

For example, if you use 2x leverage, your position size (the quantity of BTC * entry price) will be around double of your cost (margin).

So if you have 100 USDT as margin, you can open approximately a 500 USDT worth of position using 5x leverage.

When you place your sell/short order, you can see it under ”open orders” if it does not get filled yet.

After your sell/short order gets filled, your short position will be open and you can see it under ”positions”.

How to add margin to a position on Binance

Margin (1) is the amount of crypto that is allocated to a position.

You can click the plus sign next to the margin and add margin to your position which will reduce your risk of liquidation.

As you can see in the image above, adding margin to your position will improve your liquidation price.

Depending on your position’s profitability, it’s also possible sometimes to remove margin from the position which will increase your risk of liquidation.

How to use the adjust leverage button on Binance

Alternatively, if you want to use a lower amount of margin for your position, you can increase the leverage (2) and then remove margin from your position by clicking the plus sign next to the margin.

When you increase your leverage using the ”adjust leverage” button, nothing will change as the amount of margin and the position size are still same.

But you will be able to remove a lot more margin from your position depending on the increase in leverage.

And if you remove margin from your position, it will make your position riskier as the liquidation price will change, getting closer to your entry price.

Size is the position size which will be around (margin * leverage) = (size * entry price).

Mark price is an index price based on prices on various major exchanges. It is used for PNL and margin calculations to prevent manipulation.

Liq. price is the liquidation price at which your position gets liquidated and you lose your margin.

”Risk” shows the risk of liquidation. When it reaches 100%, your position gets liquidated. So you need to watch it closely.

PNL and ROI are profit/loss indicators. You can see how much your unrealized profit or los is before closing your position.

How to place stop loss and take profit orders on Binance

By clicking the ”stop profit & loss” button, you can place take profit and stop loss orders for your short position.

To place a take profit order for your short position, ”price” must be equal to or lower than the ”trigger” price.

You can also change the order type from limit to market if you want your take profit order to be executed at the market price after the trigger price is hit.

The trigger price is the price at which your take profit or stop loss order will be activated and placed in the market.

When taking profit or stopping your loss, you don’t need to close your entire position. You can enter a certain amount of position size or adjust the percentage when placing a TP/SL order.

To place a stop loss order for your short position using the stop profit & loss button, enter a price higher than or equal to the trigger price or use the market order type.

Again, when placing a stop loss order, you don’t need to sell your entire position. You can enter a certain amount and close part of your position.

After placing stop loss and take profit orders, you can see your orders under the ”open orders” tab.

How to close your futures position on Binance

To close your short position, you can use the ”close position” button.

Enter a certain price at which you want your short position to be closed or select the market order type.

After entering a certain amount of position size or selecting 100%, you can place your order in the market by clicking the confirm button.

When you place a stop loss / take profit order or a close order for your short position, it will be shown as ”buy” order.

As you place sell/short order to open a short position, you need to place a buy/long order to close your short position.

How to view trade history on Binance Futures

To see your trade history, realized PNLs and fees paid, click the ellipsis sign and then select ”history” under the features tab.

Trading COIN-M Futures contracts on Binance

To trade coin-margined futures contracts on Binance, you need to select ”COIN-M” and the pair (contract) that you want to trade on the futures page.

After transferring the coin itself that you want to short to your COIN-M Futures wallet, you can place a sell/short order.

The position size will be expressed in contracts and each contract is worth 10 USD. So the position size for the short position below is 140 USD.

For Bitcoin, each coin-margined futures contract represents 100 USD. So the contract value may differ depending on the contract.

When you trade coin-margined futures contracts, your PNL (profit and loss), margin and fees paid will all be in the coin that you short.

Binance Futures fees and funding

For USDS-M Futures contracts on Binance, the trading fee for maker and taker orders are 0.02% and 0.05% respectively.

Calculating trading fees that will be charged when opening and closing a position is very simple.

Let’s say you want to open / close a position of 0.08 BTC with an entry / close price of 32000 USDT, you can calculate the fee by following the formula below:

(Position size * entry/close price) / 100 * fee rate = (0.08*32000)/100*0.02 = 0.512 USDT.

Basically, you should multiply your position size by the entry or close price and then divide it by 100 and multiply it by the fee rate.

When opening or closing your position, if the order is considered a taker order, you will be charged a 0.05% fee instead.

For coin-margined (COIN-M) futures contracts, the trading fee for maker and taker orders are 0.02% and 0.05% respectively.

To calculate the fee that will be charged when opening and closing a position, first multiply the amount of contract that you buy / sell by the contract value.

For example, if you have a short / long Bitcoin position of 50 contract, you should multiply it by the contract value ”100 USD” = 50*100 = 5000 USD.

Divide 5000 by 100 and then multiply it by 0.02% or 0.05% depending on whether the order is a maker or taker order.

5000/100*0.02 = 1 USD.

As fees will be paid in the coin that you trade, you should divide 1 by the entry or close price. If you close your position, let’s say, at 25000 USD, the fee will be 1/25000 = 0.00004 (coin).

Besides trading fees, you will either pay or receive funding payments every 8 hours after you open a position on Binance.

If you have a short position, you will receive funding when the funding rate is positive. When it is negative, you will pay funding and longs will receive it.

Let’s say the funding rate is 0.01% and you have a short position of 0.05 BTC.

When the funding countdown hits zero and the market price is 27000 USDT, the funding fee will be (0.05*27000)/100*0.01 = 0.135 USDT.

As it is a short position and the funding rate is positive, 0.0135 USDT will be added to your margin.

To better understand funding fees and liquidation price and learn how to calculate it, you can use our Binance Futures funding calculator and Binance Futures calculator.

If you’re interested in trading futures contracts and opening long/short positions on Binance, check out our other tutorials as well:

In addition to Binance, you can also use other crypto exchanges that allow shorting such as BitMEX.

Have any questions about shorting crypto on Binance? Leave a comment below.

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How to Recover Ethereum Sent to the Wrong Address https://dappgrid.com/recover-ethereum-sent-to-wrong-address/ https://dappgrid.com/recover-ethereum-sent-to-wrong-address/#comments Fri, 21 Jul 2023 23:35:22 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=6093 Recovering Ethereum (ETH) sent to the wrong address or network is possible and quite simple most of the time. But you should know which steps to follow, who to contact and what tools to use depending on your unique situation. In this guide, we will show you how to recover ETH sent to the wrong […]

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Recovering Ethereum (ETH) sent to the wrong address or network is possible and quite simple most of the time.

But you should know which steps to follow, who to contact and what tools to use depending on your unique situation.

In this guide, we will show you how to recover ETH sent to the wrong address and network.

Also, if you lost your Ethereum (ETH) to a scammer or a scam platform / application, you can learn if it is possible to recover your coins.

How to recover Ethereum (ETH) sent to the wrong address

If you sent your Ethereum (ETH) to a wrong address, there are various possibilities and so different solutions.

The wrong address could be a contract address, an exchange address, an address that you copied from somewhere or a totally random address with wrong letters / numbers.

The first thing you should do is search the wrong addres on block explorer sites such as Etherscan, BscScan, PolygonScan, etc. and social media sites like Twitter.

By making a search about the wrong address, you can quickly understand if it is a contract address or an address that belongs to a crypto exchange.

If the wrong address is a contract address, you can see its page like the one below after searching the address on block explorer sites:

If you sent Ethereum to a contract address, the possibility of recovering ETH is quite low.

But you should still contact the developer of the token contract to ask if it is possible for them to return the token sent to the contract address.

In some cases, the contract developer may be able to help users whose tokens ended up in the contract address.

If the contract address belongs to a stablecoin, you can contact the company that issues the stablecoin. For other tokens, you can contact the developer / team of the token.

If the wrong address belongs to an exchange, you can see it labelled like this on block explorer sites such as Etherscan:

In that case, you should contact the exchange and explain the situation to the customer support.

The exchange could return your coin or credit it your exchange account if possible.

Another possibility with the wrong address is that it might be an address that you copied from somewhere by mistake.

So you can check whether the address belongs to a wallet or an exchange that you already use.

If the wrong address includes one or more wrong letters or numbers and apparently owned by no one, then your ETH can’t be recovered.

You can search the address on block explorer sites such as Etherscan and social media sites to see if the address is owned by someone or there are transactions associated with it.

How to recover Ethereum (ETH) sent to the wrong network

Recovering Ethereum sent to the wrong network is quite simple especially when it is your own wallet.

If the receiving address belongs to an exchange, there is nothing you can do other than contacting the customer support of the exchange.

As you don’t have control over the address (private key), your ETH can’t be recovered by you.

Whether it will be returned to you or credited to your exchange account depends on the recovery policies of the exchange that you use.

If you want to use an exchange that has multiple network options when depositing and withdrawing cryptocurrencies, you can check out Binance.

To open your Binance account with a 20% fee discount, use the referral ID ”WRYOO8BZ” or click the button below:

OPEN YOUR BINANCE ACCOUNT

When it comes to your own crypto wallet, the recovery of ETH sent to the wrong network is much easier.

If you sent Ethereum to a wallet that you use such as MetaMask but selected a wrong network, you should first add that network to your wallet.

For example, if you selected BSC by mistake when making a transaction, you can add BSC to MetaMask by following our tutorial.

To learn how to add other networks such as Polygon and Arbitrum to your wallet, you can do a search on Google like this: ”How to add ”x” network to MetaMask”.

After adding the network to your wallet, you should also import the token with its contract address if it does not show up in your wallet.

You can find the contract address of the token that is sent to the wrong network by searching your address on the relevant block explorer site and clicking the token under your token holdings.

For example, if the wrong network is BSC, you can search your address on BscScan, or if the network is Arbitrum, you can use the block explorer ”Arbiscan”.

After searching your address, you should click the token under your token holdings that you have transferred by selecting a wrong network as shown below:

You can then find and copy the contract address of the token on the wrong network as shown below:

If you use a crypto wallet like Trust Wallet, you can try directly adding the token with its contract address on the wrong network.

This way your token can directly show up in your wallet. To transfer it back to the exchange that you use or a different address, you also need the native coin of the wrong network in your wallet.

If the token is on BSC by mistake, you need some BNB in your wallet to transfer the token to other addresses.

Similarly, to transfer a token on the Polygon network, for example, you need its native coin, which is MATIC.

How to recover Ethereum (ETH) sent to a scammer

If you sent your Ethereum to a scammer, you can’t get it back directly as you don’t have control over the scammer’s address.

Also, you can’t get help from developers of the blockchain or anyone that claims to be ”support” since blockchains are not centralized.

But there are a few things that you can do to recover your Ethereum sent to a scammer address.

You can search the scammer’s address on block explorer sites such as Etherscan, BscScan and PolygonScan depending on the network on which ETH is transferred.

By tracking transactions, you can see where your ETH is headed to which could be an exchange address or another address that is still controlled by the scammer.

If the scammer sent your ETH to an exchange address or any other address that is owned by a platform, you can contact them and explain the situation.

But, most of the time, this is not enough to get your ETH back.

As exchanges or other platforms can’t exactly know if you actually lost your ETH or the receiving address is actually owned by a scammer, you need to contact the police or relevant local government agency.

By contacting relevant authorities in your country and providing them with all the evidence and documents you have, you can make the possible action and recovery of the coin by the exchange is more likely.

Besides your ETH, if you lost your recovery seed phrase or private keys to the scammer, you should also stop using your wallet.

Any new coins and tokens in your address including those staked and in different networks can be transferred by the scammer to different addresses as well.

If possible, you can make an attempt to transfer any cryptocurrencies left in your wallet to a new wallet.

After that, you can forget about it and only use your new crypto wallet.

But, in any case, it would be wise to still keep the exposed recovery phrase with you as you may need it to prove that you own the address.

If you have any questions about recovering ETH sent to the wrong address or network, you can leave a comment below.

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The Minimum USDT to Trade on Binance | Minimum Trade Amount https://dappgrid.com/minimum-usdt-to-trade-on-binance/ https://dappgrid.com/minimum-usdt-to-trade-on-binance/#respond Sat, 08 Jul 2023 19:06:16 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=6073 If you want to trade on Binance, you need a certain amount of minimum USDT in your wallet. But it is not a lot. As long as you have minimum 5 or 10 USDT in your wallet, you can trade most spot markets on Binance. As there will be also a trading fee charged from […]

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If you want to trade on Binance, you need a certain amount of minimum USDT in your wallet.

But it is not a lot.

As long as you have minimum 5 or 10 USDT in your wallet, you can trade most spot markets on Binance.

As there will be also a trading fee charged from your trade, you need a little more than the minimum USDT to trade cryptocurrencies on Binance.

Basically, if you have more than 10 USDT in your spot wallet, something like 10.5 USDT, you can trade all of the USDT pairs and buy coins.

For some trading pairs, the minimum order size is rather 5 USDT as you can see above.

If you want to trade on Binance but don’t have an account yet, click the button below or use the referral ID ”WRYOO8BZ” to open your Binance account with a 20% fee discount:

OPEN YOUR BINANCE ACCOUNT

If you already have a Binance account with your futures account not opened yet, you can use the code ”long90” when opening your futures account and start trading on the platform.

For all of the trading rules on Binance, please refer to this page.

To learn how to trade spot and futures markets on Binance, check out our in-depth tutorials below:

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How to Buy Meme Coins on Uniswap https://dappgrid.com/buy-meme-coins-uniswap/ https://dappgrid.com/buy-meme-coins-uniswap/#respond Sat, 06 May 2023 17:33:58 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=5954 The first place to buy meme coins before they get listed on centralized exchanges are decentralized exchanges like Uniswap. As Uniswap is a decentralized exchange, you can buy meme coins without needing to register on a platform or transfer your coins from your wallet to exchange wallets. How to connect your wallet to Uniswap To […]

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The first place to buy meme coins before they get listed on centralized exchanges are decentralized exchanges like Uniswap.

As Uniswap is a decentralized exchange, you can buy meme coins without needing to register on a platform or transfer your coins from your wallet to exchange wallets.

How to connect your wallet to Uniswap

To buy any meme coins on Uniswap, first visit the Uniswap website if you are on desktop and use a browser wallet.

Or click dapps / browser tab on your mobile wallet if you use a mobile wallet like Trust Wallet or MetaMask Mobile.

Search ”Uniswap” on your mobile wallet’s browser and connect your wallet to Uniswap by clicking the ”connect” button as shown below.

If you use a browser wallet like MetaMask, you can visit Uniswap and connect your wallet to the exchange to buy meme coins.

Connecting your mobile wallet to Uniswap via WalletConnect

Alternatively, if you have a mobile wallet such as MetaMask Mobile or Trust Wallet and want to trade meme coins on desktop, you can use ”WalletConnect” to connect your mobile wallet to Uniswap on desktop.

To use Uniswap on desktop, you can click ”WalletConnect” on Uniswap’s website and scan the QR code from your mobile wallet to connect your wallet to the platform.

Also, you can connect your hardware wallet such as Ledger to Uniswap using the WalletConnect option.

Buying and selling meme coins on Uniswap

After connecting your crypto wallet to Uniswap, you need to select the meme coin that you want to buy.

You can search the name of the token that you want to buy, but it may not appear especially if it is a new token.

In that case, you need to paste its contract address which you can find on CoinMarketCap, blockchain explorer sites such as Etherscan and Twitter.

When looking for the contract address of the token that you want to buy, make sure it is the right one because there can be many tokens with same / similar names or fake tokens.

You can find the contract address of the token that you’re interested in on its official Twitter page or by searching it on CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko, or on blockchain explorer sites such as Etherscan, BscScan, etc.

If it is a BSC-based token, for example, you need to search it on BscScan instead of Etherscan.

After pasting the contract address on Uniswap, select the token that shows up.

Now you can buy the meme coin that you want whether it is PEPE or any other coin with your ETH or other cryptocurrencies.

Even if you buy meme coins with other coins than ETH, you still need ETH in your wallet to pay for transaction fees.

Similarly, if it is a BSC-based meme coin that you’re interested in, you need BNB in your wallet.

When buying or selling a meme coin on Uniswap, if there is an error related to slippage, you can try increasing slippage tolerance or selecting ”auto”.

After buying meme coins on Uniswap, you can swap it back to ETH, USDT or other cryptocurrencies to take profits.

You need to first allow the smart contract to use your token with an ”approve” transaction and then you can swap your meme coin to ETH or other cryptocurrencies.

To buy meme coins, you can also use centralized exchanges such as Binance, KuCoin, Bybit and Huobi assuming that they are listed on one of them.

If you don’t have a Binance account yet, click the button below or use the code ”WRYOO8BZ” to open your Binance account with a 20% fee discount:

OPEN BINANCE ACCOUNT

If you already have a Binance account, you can use the code ”long90” when opening your Futures account on Binance and start trading on the platform.

Have any questions about buying and selling meme coins? Leave a comment below.

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How to Set Up & Use Cake Wallet | Mobile Monero Wallet https://dappgrid.com/cake-wallet-monero/ https://dappgrid.com/cake-wallet-monero/#comments Sun, 12 Feb 2023 19:49:07 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=5843 Monero is the most popular mineable privacy coin with the highest market capitalization. If you are interested in holding and using Monero (XMR), you can get a desktop, mobile or hardware wallet like Ledger that supports Monero. For those who are looking for a free, open source and easy-to-use wallet for Monero, Cake Wallet is a […]

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Monero is the most popular mineable privacy coin with the highest market capitalization.

If you are interested in holding and using Monero (XMR), you can get a desktop, mobile or hardware wallet like Ledger that supports Monero.

For those who are looking for a free, open source and easy-to-use wallet for Monero, Cake Wallet is a great option.

You can download Cake Wallet to your Android or iOS mobile phone and get yourself a Monero address.

Mobile Monero wallet tutorial – Cake Wallet

How to set up Cake Wallet

Open the App Store or Google Play app in your mobile device and search ”Cake Wallet” to download the application to your phone.

You can also check out the Cake Wallet app on the websites of Google Play and App Store before downloading it to your phone.

After downloading the Cake Wallet app to your phone, open the app and read the terms before setting up your wallet.

After accepting the terms of use, you can set up a wallet or restore an existing wallet. To create a wallet, click the ”create new wallet” button.

Set up a pin for your wallet. You can also use a 6-digit PIN instead of a 4-digit one.

After setting up your PIN, select ”Monero” in the restore wallet / wallet currency step and click the next button.

Enter a name for your wallet. You don’t need to change the language for your seed phrase, but you can if you want. Click the next button to proceed to the next step.

Click the ”show me my seed” button and you will see your 25-word seed phrase, which you can write down on a paper or keep in a secure, encrypted digital file with multiple backups.

Note that you should always save your seed (recovery) phrase somewhere because you will need it to restore your wallet and access your coins if something happens to your phone or the application.

As long as you have your seed phrase stored somewhere outside the app and your phone, you don’t need to worry about your phone getting lost or stolen, or the app getting deleted or not working.

You can restore the wallet and access your coins with your seed phrase at any time.

After saving your seed, click the next button, and you can start using your Monero wallet.

How to use Cake Wallet

After setting up Cake Wallet, you can get your Monero address, and start receiving and sending Monero (XMR) in your wallet.

When you send Monero to your address, you can see it in your ”full balance”, but it will be available only after 10 blocks (∼20 minutes).

So if you can’t spend / transfer your XMR coins immediately after you receive them, don’t get surprised. It’s a privacy-enhancing feature of Monero.

Click the ”receive” tab to get your Monero address and its QR code version. You can also create more addresses and extra accounts.

To send Monero to your address, you can use crypto exchanges where Monero is listed and traded such as Binance, KuCoin, Kraken, Bitfinex and Gate.io.

For example, you can easily withdraw Monero from Binance to your Cake Wallet address.

If you don’t have a Binance account yet, you can click the button below or use the referral ID ”RPCUHN3S” to open your Binance account:

OPEN A BINANCE ACCOUNT

If you already have a Binance account, you can use the code ”long90” when opening your Futures account on Binance and start trading on the platform.

If you want to exchange your XMR to other coins such as BTC, ETH and stablecoins, or other coins to XMR, you can use the built-in exchange in the Cake Wallet app as well.

This service is provided by ChangeNOW and can be costlier than exchanging coins on crypto exchanges due to the exchange rate.

When you click the menu icon on the top right corner of the dashboard, you can see various settings and features.

To view and back up your seed phrase again, change your PIN or enable biometric authentication, click ”security and backup”.

If you want to create another wallet in addition to your existing Monero (XMR) wallet, click the menu icon and > ”wallets”.

And you can add another wallet to the app by creating a new wallet in the app or restoring an existing wallet.

The app language, currency and color theme can be changed through the display settings in the wallet.

The ”buy” feature in the wallet currently can be used if you have a Bitcoin or Litecoin wallet and want to buy BTC or LTC.

To send Monero to other addresses, click the ”send” tab in the wallet, and paste the address and enter the amount of XMR that you want to send.

When you use Cake Wallet for storing and transferring Monero, make sure to give it some time to sync so there are no issues viewing your balance and making transfers.

Also, when restoring a Monero wallet, you should enter a date earlier than the date at which you’ve created the Monero wallet.

This way the wallet can scan the blockchain and detect all your transactions, and your balance will be shown correctly.

If you are interested in getting a hardware wallet for Monero and other coins, and using Binance to buy XMR and other coins, check out our tutorials below:

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How to Bridge USDT from BSC to Ethereum https://dappgrid.com/bridge-usdt-bsc-to-ethereum/ https://dappgrid.com/bridge-usdt-bsc-to-ethereum/#respond Thu, 02 Feb 2023 18:25:02 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=5824 Decentralized token bridge apps, which allow users to bridge their tokens to different chains, are very useful, but not all of them are easy-to-use and work smoothly. If you’ve tried bridging your tokens from one chain to another before, you can understand what we mean. Among bridge apps, PancakeSwap Bridge, which is powered by Stargate, […]

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Decentralized token bridge apps, which allow users to bridge their tokens to different chains, are very useful, but not all of them are easy-to-use and work smoothly.

If you’ve tried bridging your tokens from one chain to another before, you can understand what we mean.

Among bridge apps, PancakeSwap Bridge, which is powered by Stargate, works without issues and supports various chains such as Ethereum, BSC, Polygon and Arbitrum.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to bridge USDT from BSC to Ethereum, and you can also move other tokens such as BUSD, USDC and DAI across several chains.

How to bridge USDT from BSC to Ethereum using PancakeSwap Bridge

To bridge USDT from BSC to Ethereum and other chains such as Polygon and Avalanche, first visit PancakeSwap.

Click the ”connect wallet” button on the platform and connect your wallet to the exchange.

Make sure to log in to your wallet first and then visit PancakeSwap or refresh the page, otherwise the exchange may not detect your wallet.

After connecting your wallet to PancakeSwap, before bridging your USDT to other chains, you may want to exchange your BNB or tokens to USDT if you don’t currently have USDT in your wallet.

Make sure to leave at least 0.07 BNB (∼$23) in your wallet, so you can pay for the transaction fee when bridging your USDT from BSC to Ethereum and other chains.

If you have USDT and enough BNB in your wallet, click the ”bridge” page under the ”trade” menu on PancakeSwap.

Click the ”connect wallet’ button again on PancakeSwap Bridge and connect your wallet to the platform.

Select USDT and BNB on the ”from” section, and select USDT and ETH (Ethereum) on the ”to” section. If you want to bridge USDT to a different chain other than ETH, you can select it on the ”to” section.

There are various blockchain networks supported on PancakeSwap Bridge as you can see in the image below. But the token support is limited and not every token is available for all chains.

Once you select the token and networks, and enter the amount of the token that you want to bridge, you will need to allow the smart contract to access your token by making an ”approve” transaction.

After giving the contract permission to access your token that you want to bridge to a different chain, which will only incur a small transaction fee, you can submit your ”bridge” transaction.

Click the ”confirm transfer” button and confirm the transaction via your wallet.

Bridging tokens from BSC to Ethereum through PancakeSwap Bridge usually takes 1-2 minutes if there is no congestion in the network.

You can switch to the destination network in your wallet to see if the token has arrived in your wallet.

Or you can also check your address and balance in block explorer sites such as Etherscan, BscScan, PolygonScan and Arbiscan.

Bridged token not showing up in wallet

Sometimes despite that the token has arrived in your wallet, it may still not show up in your wallet. In that case, you need to search and manually add it to your wallet.

If you use MetaMask, you can click ”import tokens”, and search and add the token to your wallet manually.

In case you need the contract address of the bridged token, you can find it by searching the token on block explorer sites mentioned above.

How to bridge tokens using exchanges

By using PancakeSwap Bridge, you can bridge tokens such as USDT and BUSD across various chains.

If a particular token or network that you’re interested in is not supported on PancakeSwap Bridge, you may also use crypto exchanges such as Binance to move your tokens across chains.

If you don’t have a Binance account yet, you can use the code ”WRYOO8BZ” or click the button below to open your Binance account with a 20% fee discount:

OPEN a BINANCE ACCOUNT

Let’s say you have a particular token on BSC, which is supported by Binance, you can deposit it into your Binance account and then withdraw to your address by selecting a different network that you want.

Before doing this, you should check whether the token is supported by Binance and the networks supported for deposits and withdrawals for the token.

To give you an example, let’s say you have Dai on Polygon, you can deposit it into your Binance account and then withdraw it to your address by selecting BSC or the Ethereum network.

This way Dai can be bridged from Polygon to BSC or Ethereum.

Moving cryptocurrencies across different blockchain networks is this easy. If you have any questions, let us know in the comment section below.

If you’re interested in futures trading, you can activate your Futures account on Binance using the code ”long90” and start trading on the platform.

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How to Create a Binance Account on Mobile https://dappgrid.com/create-binance-account-on-mobile/ https://dappgrid.com/create-binance-account-on-mobile/#respond Tue, 31 Jan 2023 19:44:23 +0000 https://dappgrid.com/?p=5808 Binance is the largest and most popular cryptocurrency exchange in the world. It has hundreds of cryptocurrencies listed on the platform, and features many products and services such as spot, margin, P2P, futures, OTC, staking, farming, NFT, Binance Card and more. To trade on Binance, the exchange with the highest volume and very low fees, […]

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Binance is the largest and most popular cryptocurrency exchange in the world.

It has hundreds of cryptocurrencies listed on the platform, and features many products and services such as spot, margin, P2P, futures, OTC, staking, farming, NFT, Binance Card and more.

To trade on Binance, the exchange with the highest volume and very low fees, and enjoy the Binance ecosystem, you can create your Binance account right on your mobile phone.

How to create a Binance account on your mobile phone

We will show you how to create your Binance account with a fee discount on mobile and then verify your identity and set up 2FA on Binance.

You can also set up your Binance account using the code ”WRYOO8BZ” on desktop / the website or by clicking the button below and receive a 20% fee discount:

OPEN your bıNANCE ACCOUNT

Step 1: Download the Binance mobile app

First open Google Play or the App Store on your mobile device, and search and download the Binance mobile app.

Step 2: Select your preferred language for the Binance mobile app

When you open the Binance mobile app, it may ask you to choose your preferred language.

Select the language that you want the Binance mobile app to be displayed in and click the next button.

Step 3: Fill out the Binance registration form

Now the signup page can show up automatically on the app or you can click the sign up button on the Binance homepage to create your account.

Click the ”sign up with phone or email” button.

Enter your email address, password (min 8 characters, at least 1 number and 1 upper case letter), agree to the terms, and click the ”create personal account” button.

You can use the code ”WRYOO8BZ” when opening your Binance account and receive a 20% fee discount.

Step 4: Verify your email address

After clicking the create personal account button, verify your email address by entering the code that is sent to your email address.

Now you can log in to your Binance account and start using it. But you should first verify your identity.

Binance identity verification on mobile

Complete the identity verification with your personal information, ID card and face photo. It will be much easier when you’re on mobile.

You can use your mobile device’s camera to take photos of your ID card and face, and easily upload them.

If you need higher fiat deposit and withdrawal limits, you can also verify your account at the ”plus” level with a proof of address document.

Binance 2FA setup on mobile

To get everything ready in your Binance account, click the user icon > security, and enable at least one of the 2FA methods.

It will make your account much more secure, the use of ”authenticator app” for 2FA is recommended. You can also enable other methods if you want.

Binance BNB fee discount on mobile

If you want to receive an extra 25% fee discount by paying fees with BNB, first click the user icon on the Binance mobile app and then enable Binance Pro.

After enabling Binance Pro, click ”use BNB to get discount”.

Enable the option to use BNB to pay fees, and make sure to have enough BNB for your trading fees in your spot wallet.

You don’t need to hold a certain amount of BNB in your wallet, but it should be enough to cover your trading fees.

This way you will be charged a fee of 0.075% instead of 0.10% when you trade on Binance, and if you’ve opened your account using the code ”WRYOO8BZ”, you can also get additional fee kickbacks.

To learn how to use and trade on Binance, check out our tutorials and guides below:

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