Just take amy erh wallet, mew is fine, then copy your eth adress and send it there. Link is an erc20 so it and all ercw0 just use your eth adress.
Christopher Anderson
send small amounts first and ensure you control the keys to the address you send them to. Don't lose your linkiesssss. and don't ever share your private keys to anyone.
Camden Watson
Im drunk hipe u got that Basically just pretend its eth and send it to your eth wallet and it will show up. I dont use mew but it will get there of its an eth wallet. You might have to add it but it doesn't matter if you add the coin to your list before or after you send it. Idk of mew does it automatically or not. So its there either way even if it doesnt show up.
Aiden Jenkins
find your MEW ETHEREUM address and send your link to that exact address you can verify that it is the correct address on etherscan: etherscan.io/ keep pic related in mind link is stored in your ethereum address since it is an ERC20 token find out your MEW ether address if you do not have one you can create one I would recommend you get a hardware wallet though and store your link on that instead shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-nano-s
Send a test transaction. Check the wallet on etherscan. Once that goes through, send the rest. Once you haven't on MEW, I recommend diversifying your wallets. Link is blockchain agnostic, so it will work with other ecosystems. Some aren't ready yet, but it's only a matter of time. Send a third to your Monero address, and send a third to your EOS or TRX address. The Monero address will basically expunge your trading records from you, and you won't have to pay taxes when you cash out. Sending it to TRX or EOS isn't quiet as advantageous because we don't know when nodes will be online, but it's safer because hackers don't know to look there yet. In the meantime, you'll gain staking benefits on a network that most people aren't using yet.
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Wyatt Rivera
>store your link on ledger You really don't know how this works do you? Ledger is just a hardware mechanism for storing keys and verifying transactions. Nothing is stored in the fob. And ledger doesn't even have a Link App yet. He'd have to use the Ethereum wallet, and that's no better than using MEW or Monero, security wise.
Elijah Kelly
you know MEW and metamask support the ledger right? and when I say "store" I mean storing your private keys but OP can learn more about that when he gets a hardware wallet
Your private keys are not stored on the ledger. You dont understand how it works.
William Ortiz
>Your private keys are not stored on the ledger. You dont understand how it works. Can you elaborate on the technical aspect of it? I thought it produces the private key internally based on the 24 word seed. Is there a different way it communicates with MEW for example other than a private key?
HAVE A PEN AND PAPER READY TO WRITE DOWN YOUR SEED WORDS. DO NOT SEND ANYTHING TO AN ETH WALLET YOU DO NOT HAVE THE SEED WORDS FOR!!!
You will receive seed words when you create the wallet. Tokens won't "show up" unless you are at a site like vintage.myetherwallet.com/ or etherscan.io/ and put in your PUBLIC address.
Angel Cruz
Watch a YouTube about it. You will need some ETH in the wallet in order to send the LINK when you are ready to send it back to an exchange or staking
Alexander Williams
surprised it took 10 posts before this
Parker Powell
Based wallet diversification linklet. I'd advise saving monero for last because the wallet is significantly more confusing for newfags.