Many people have different ways of withdrawing their earnings from Publish0x.
Some people decide to use COINBASE for DAI and BAT, and LRC stays away. Others use some other wallets to collect BAT, but have the DAI sent to their Coinbase and the LRC has no where to go.
In this post, I'll show you the method I use that allows me to withdraw ANY cryptocurrency PUBLISH0X ever lists.
But first, how people mostly withdraw their BAT, DAI and LRC.
COMMON WITHDRAWAL METHODS FOR BAT
- Coinbase: Copying and pasting their BAT address from Coinbase.
- Copying and pasting their BAT address from any other wallet.
- Most people actually copy and paste their BAT wallet address from their EXCHANGES, like Binance.
COMMON WITHDRAWAL METHODS FOR DAI
- Coinbase: This is the most popular method throughout all of Publish0x. Most people use this method, and it has over 300 guides on Publish0x alone.
And before you ask, I haven't seen any popular methods for LRC.
Now, let me give you the method I use to withdraw them all into one wallet, with one click.
And that method, my friends, is called the Trust wallet method.
Simply download the trust wallet from your favourite mobile store, and set it up. Save your seed phrase somewhere safe.
Next, click on the "+" to the top right of the wallet interface.
Search for the coin you want to add: In this case, we'll search for BAT.
Now this is the fun part. Trust wallet has support for ALL ERC-20 tokens, therefore you only need one address to withdraw them all.
So if we create an address for BAT, we have, in essence, created an address for every single ERC-20 token out there, and even created an Ethereum address, which is what those tokens run on anyway.
Therefore, saving this wallet address in the Publish0x wallet page is the way to go. You just have to click "withdraw" on the token you want to withdraw, follow the instructions and that's it!
No more copying and pasting addresses from one wallet to the other!
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