$BNB When the amount on the main page doesn’t match, check the Internal Transactions section.
[Conclusion] Some deposits don’t appear under regular token transfers, but under Internal Transactions. Whether a transaction failed is still determined by its status.
[Steps] 1. Check the status first 2. Then look through Internal Transactions 3. Count it as received only when the amount matches
If you use a token contract as your $USDT deposit address, the coins won't reach your Binance account.
【Conclusion】 For deposits, you need a receiving address, not a token contract.
【Follow these steps】 1. A contract cannot be used as a deposit address 2. Copy the receiving address from the deposit page 3. Even if both start with 0x, make sure you can tell them apart
Can you tell a contract address from a deposit address?
$USDT cross-chain transfer hasn’t arrived yet. Don’t use another bridge to transfer the same funds.
【Conclusion】 The first transfer is still on its way. Using a different bridge for a second transfer won’t make it arrive faster—you’ll just have another transfer.
【What to do】 1. Keep the hash for the first transfer 2. Wait for the timeframe stated in the documentation 3. Once it arrives, decide whether to make another transfer
Would you try again while waiting for a cross-chain transfer?
Before depositing two tokens into a pool, consider whether you’ll still get back the same pair if their prices diverge. 【Conclusion】 Impermanent loss isn’t a fee or a transfer out of your account. It’s the change in the amounts of the two tokens you hold after the pool rebalances to reflect their prices. Compared with simply holding the tokens from the start, you may end up with less during a one-sided market move. 【Analysis】 When one token rises in a constant-product pool, the pool trades your position for more of the token that has fallen. The prices of two stablecoins are usually closely pegged, so the divergence is small. With a major token paired with a stablecoin, the divergence becomes more pronounced when prices move sharply in either direction. Fee income may or may not offset it, depending on trading volume and the extent of the price divergence—there’s no definitive answer.
The wallet has just connected successfully; the next transaction may still authorize $USDT.
【Conclusion】 No funds were moved at this step. The next signature may still grant authorization.
【Follow these steps】 1. Review every transaction from scratch 2. Don’t tap through just because the previous step was safe 3. Reject it if the amount is wrong
Have you ever tapped through two different confirmations?