Let’s talk about native coins and tokens.
You also need to pay gas fees in a chain’s native coin when transferring any token on that chain. If your address doesn’t have any native coins, you won’t be able to make the transfer.
It’s worth taking a moment to understand the difference between native coins and tokens. You need to know which category your assets belong to when choosing a network, setting aside gas, and checking contract addresses.
Remember to keep a small amount of the native coin in your address for gas fees, so your tokens don’t get stuck and become impossible to transfer.
$ETH is Ethereum’s native coin. You also need to use $ETH to pay gas fees when transferring tokens on Ethereum.
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You also need to pay gas fees in a chain’s native coin when transferring any token on that chain. If your address doesn’t have any native coins, you won’t be able to make the transfer.
It’s worth taking a moment to understand the difference between native coins and tokens. You need to know which category your assets belong to when choosing a network, setting aside gas, and checking contract addresses.
Remember to keep a small amount of the native coin in your address for gas fees, so your tokens don’t get stuck and become impossible to transfer.
$ETH is Ethereum’s native coin. You also need to use $ETH to pay gas fees when transferring tokens on Ethereum.
These views are for discussion purposes only. You assume all risks.