#bstockscis @BinanceCIS
I keep one embarrassingly simple line in my Notes app:
Check the network before the address.
It sounds backwards.
That’s exactly why I wrote it.
When moving something like $NVDAB out of Binance, copying the wallet address correctly is only part of the job.
bStocks are BEP-20 tokens, so the destination also needs to support BNB Smart Chain.
The address can look perfectly normal.
The asset can be the right one.
But if I stop checking after those two things, I’m still missing part of the transfer.
I used to think of an address as the destination.
Now I think of it more like this:
address + correct network = destination.
It’s not a complicated lesson.
In fact, that’s probably why it’s easy to skip.
So before confirming a bStock withdrawal, I deliberately check the network first.
Then the address.
Five seconds of paranoia is cheaper than one careless click.
$NVDAB
I keep one embarrassingly simple line in my Notes app:
Check the network before the address.
It sounds backwards.
That’s exactly why I wrote it.
When moving something like $NVDAB out of Binance, copying the wallet address correctly is only part of the job.
bStocks are BEP-20 tokens, so the destination also needs to support BNB Smart Chain.
The address can look perfectly normal.
The asset can be the right one.
But if I stop checking after those two things, I’m still missing part of the transfer.
I used to think of an address as the destination.
Now I think of it more like this:
address + correct network = destination.
It’s not a complicated lesson.
In fact, that’s probably why it’s easy to skip.
So before confirming a bStock withdrawal, I deliberately check the network first.
Then the address.
Five seconds of paranoia is cheaper than one careless click.
$NVDAB