You should add the supported networks for USDT donations

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If you run your wallet from Unstoppable app, then you will have: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One, Optimism, Polygon PoS, etc. supported networks.

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Just a try. It works!

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PS: The Open Network (TON) is the chain name. TONCOIN is the coin name.

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If you run your wallet from Unstoppable app, then you will have: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One, Optimism, Polygon PoS, etc. supported networks.

Wait. So, which one should I add.
Yes. I'm using UW.

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PS: The Open Network (TON) is the chain name. TONCOIN is the coin name.

Ah. Okay. Will fix it in the next update.

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Just a try. It works!

Thank you for the donation. 😄

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In UW you have Ethereum (as layer 1 blockchain). High fees to move your assets, I don't suggest to receive your donation in L1 (at least ten dollars to move 1 dollar, it isnt cheap).

Very scalable, fast and savings they are L2 chains like Arbitrum One, Base, Optimism, Polygon PoS.

Also The Open Network and Solana host USDT.

You can find these USDT supported nerworks right in UW (try to search USDT in coin manager).

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I haven't too much crypto at this time. Sorry.

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In UW you have Ethereum (as layer 1 blockchain). High fees to move your assets, I don't suggest to receive your donation in L1 (at least ten dollars to move 1 dollar, it isnt cheap).

Very scalable, fast and savings they are L2 chains like Arbitrum One, Base, Optimism, Polygon PoS.

Also The Open Network and Solana host USDT.

You can find these USDT supported nerworks right in UW (try to search USDT in coin manager).

So, in the network for usdt, I should not choose ethereum. I should go with one of the options you suggested right? Like solana or arbitrum?

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I haven't too much crypto at this time. Sorry.

No problem at all. Any amount of donation is still donation. You're the first person to donate. Thank you. 😄

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So, in the network for usdt, I should not choose ethereum. I should go with one of the options you suggested right? Like solana or arbitrum?

Not exactly. You can choose the network when you send crypto, not when you receive it.

What you can do is “suggest” to your patrons which networks you support (and write down the networks you prefer in the "addresses" tab) close to USDT written.

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So, in the network for usdt, I should not choose ethereum. I should go with one of the options you suggested right? Like solana or arbitrum?

Not exactly. You can choose the network when you send crypto, not when you receive it.

What you can do is “suggest” to your patrons which networks you support (and write down the networks you prefer in the "addresses" tab) close to USDT written.

So, I don't have to change anythinv with regard to the address. Just need to write which networks it supports? How do I know which networks it supports?
I'm sorry if there's too many questions. I'm quite a newbie when it comes to Cryptos.

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NOTE: The Open Network is labeled as Jetton when it is a token like USDT.

Jetton = The Open Network