This article is an advanced version of the previous WEB3 wallet tutorial on buying and selling MeMe tokens, mainly explaining how to quickly participate in on-chain transactions using exchange funds. One thing to note: when buying, you can directly use the exchange balance, but after selling, the funds will go into your wallet, so you need to understand basic operations like wallet transfers, GAS fees, and network selection.
Let's take a popular token on the BSC chain as an example. Before starting, make sure your spot account on the exchange has enough BNB or USDT.
**Steps:**
Open your wallet, search for the token's CA address. After finding the token, click on the avatar or name to go to the token detail page. At this point, click the exchange button, and the key step is to check the "Use exchange balance" option.
Enter the amount you want to buy. For example, this time I will try to buy $5 worth of tokens using the exchange's USDT, then confirm the order. Wait a moment, go to the asset page and check the transaction record—you should see the newly purchased tokens.
If you want to sell, the process is also straightforward. Select the token, and if selling all, choose "All." Remember to check the MEV protection (this is very important, as it protects your slippage). After a successful sale, USDT will be credited to your wallet address. The last step is to transfer the funds from your wallet back to the exchange for easier operations next time.
Repeating this process a few times will make you more proficient. If you have questions or notice anything incorrect, feel free to add or correct.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 01-09 03:53
actually the algorithmic elegance of this exchange-to-wallet bridge mechanics is what separates the true blockchain primitives from web2 thinking... the MEV protection layer you mentioned? that's computational art in its purest form, ngl
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-09 03:44
ngl ser this is lowkey the move... finally someone explaining the exchange balance hack without making it sound like rocket science fr fr
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NullWhisperer
· 01-09 03:44
honestly the MEV protection checkbox buried in there is doing heavy lifting... most people skip it and then wonder why their slippage looks theoretically exploitable lol
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-09 03:43
Be really careful during the sell step; if you don't guard against slippage properly, a bad move could wipe you out.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-09 03:41
The step of selling is easily eaten up by gas fees, and the transfer fee on the U mainnet is quite intimidating.
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StealthMoon
· 01-09 03:25
Be careful when selling, the GAS fee can eat up half of your profit, really.
This article is an advanced version of the previous WEB3 wallet tutorial on buying and selling MeMe tokens, mainly explaining how to quickly participate in on-chain transactions using exchange funds. One thing to note: when buying, you can directly use the exchange balance, but after selling, the funds will go into your wallet, so you need to understand basic operations like wallet transfers, GAS fees, and network selection.
Let's take a popular token on the BSC chain as an example. Before starting, make sure your spot account on the exchange has enough BNB or USDT.
**Steps:**
Open your wallet, search for the token's CA address. After finding the token, click on the avatar or name to go to the token detail page. At this point, click the exchange button, and the key step is to check the "Use exchange balance" option.
Enter the amount you want to buy. For example, this time I will try to buy $5 worth of tokens using the exchange's USDT, then confirm the order. Wait a moment, go to the asset page and check the transaction record—you should see the newly purchased tokens.
If you want to sell, the process is also straightforward. Select the token, and if selling all, choose "All." Remember to check the MEV protection (this is very important, as it protects your slippage). After a successful sale, USDT will be credited to your wallet address. The last step is to transfer the funds from your wallet back to the exchange for easier operations next time.
Repeating this process a few times will make you more proficient. If you have questions or notice anything incorrect, feel free to add or correct.