Quote from: speedforce on August 22, 2021, 11:25:31 PM

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Problem face by every trader and bounty participants with gas fee because many project delay distribution when gas price up, I think good moving if any coin have both network between erc20 and bsc20 so trader or bounty participant have good choose when trading or investing. Right now many coin have both network BSC or ERC and we can choose which one is worth for investing and deposit coin.

Agree, some of my tokens also trapped on the wallet since i cant move it because the fees will just hurt me so much because the amount of the tokens is not so much.
The only option we have is just wait until the gas reduced to be rational amount.

But in a best case scenario that is going to happen fast or otherwise these tokens are also dying down in value probably. Then again we know that it will take quite some time until Ethereum plans to further improve its scalability. It is definitely a mess with the gas fees. Time and time again I check what the transaction would cost me and it is just not possible to perform it.

But i have no option since i have no ethereum left on my wallet, i should deposit it from exchange which already hurt me a lot, then fee for swap it on Dex after that i need to send back the Ethereum to the exchange. I dont think i have Ethereum left after such that activities Cry

Oh yes bro, I hear you... Cheesy

The withdrawal, the swap, the moving of the tokens, selling them, withdraw again to an exchange where you can cash out. That turns $100 into $10 at best right now! Cheesy

A while ago I had some Ethereum stuck on Forkdelta because it was still deposited in a smart contract. My god I can tell you that was such a sweat to get it out. It wasn't that much, but you wouldn't want to leave it either. Then Forkdelta produced an error all the time until someone explained how to withdraw from the control command within MyEtherWallet. That was helpful, but still expensive. You first need to send ETH to the address, then use that ETH to perform the withdrawal of the smart contract, and then send it again to wherever you want to send it.