my balance have 294 token but when i try to bridge then it's show my token is zero.
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WAWasil21个月前(edited)
Hey what's up! To bridge your $ABT back to Ethereum, you'll need to send the 294 you have, to this specific address that shows on your wallet.
Even though it reads as an Ethereum Address, it is on ArcBlock's Mainnet.
Try a test send first, and send a small amount of $ABT to it. Once you've made sure it works, send the rest from there, and you'll see the ABT appear when you try to bridge again.
It also indicated you do not have enough Eth for the gas fee.
What you need to make sure, is that you have enough Eth on Ethereum's Mainnet, deposited into the same account "0xe248..." but specifically on Ethereum's Mainnet.
In your DID wallet, you'll notice the Ethereum tab to the right. When you click on it, you'll also notice some of the same addresses that appear on the ArcBlock Mainnet tab. Although those are the same addresses, they are on two different mainnets, and it is through these accounts that the bridge takes place.
Once you do it a few times it becomes easier, but at first, it's a bit confusing, as crypto generally tends to be right now lol. Hope this helps!
2 条回复
Hey what's up! To bridge your $ABT back to Ethereum, you'll need to send the 294 you have, to this specific address that shows on your wallet.
Even though it reads as an Ethereum Address, it is on ArcBlock's Mainnet.
Try a test send first, and send a small amount of $ABT to it. Once you've made sure it works, send the rest from there, and you'll see the ABT appear when you try to bridge again.
It also indicated you do not have enough Eth for the gas fee.
What you need to make sure, is that you have enough Eth on Ethereum's Mainnet, deposited into the same account "0xe248..." but specifically on Ethereum's Mainnet.
In your DID wallet, you'll notice the Ethereum tab to the right. When you click on it, you'll also notice some of the same addresses that appear on the ArcBlock Mainnet tab. Although those are the same addresses, they are on two different mainnets, and it is through these accounts that the bridge takes place.
Once you do it a few times it becomes easier, but at first, it's a bit confusing, as crypto generally tends to be right now lol. Hope this helps!
Please check out: How to swap ABT to Ethereum Mainnet