Quote from: dkbit98 on Today at 06:30:36 PM

Quote from: ihsuc on Today at 06:08:49 PM

A. Can we use previous Monero Subaddress (not the last)?.

You can reuse addresses but it makes no sense to do it, especially not with privacy coins like monero.

Quote from: ihsuc on Today at 06:08:49 PM

B. does any money that received on any subadress will forwarded to main account? or only the lastest?

You can move it manually and send to newly generated address, but I am not sure how exodus wallet is managing this.
I would stop using this closed source wallets like exodus and switch to open source alternatives like Feather, Stack wallet, Cake wallet, Trezor HW, etc.

whoaa... i see... btw do you had other opensource alternative that also booth support USDT, Tron, XMR, and Polygon?
somehow all wallet you mentioned only for xmr

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on Today at 06:11:27 PM

From my understanding (and someone corrects me if I'm wrong), this is not any different than Bitcoin's HD wallet. You can generate as many receiving addresses as you want and use them for as long as you want. The money should sit there, it won't be forwarded anywhere on its own, since this is a non custodial wallet.

ah yeah
i know bitcoin too on far past....
but from first reply.... it seems that if monero works like this
Any receive addr > main monero balance

but for bitcoin they only stay still on their current wallet (addr)

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 06:20:44 PM

Quote from: ihsuc on Today at 06:08:49 PM

A. Can we use previous Monero Subaddress (not the last)?.

You can reuse addresses normally, it's just not recommended for your privacy.

Quote from: ihsuc on Today at 06:08:49 PM

B. does any money that received on any subadress will forwarded to main account? or only the lastest?

It's just like in Bitcoin. Money sent on an address, stays on that address unless specified otherwise.

Quote from: ihsuc on Today at 06:17:56 PM

still don't know why some big exchange delist it.... sad

Because centralized exchanges have to follow regulations, and usually, regulations are hostile to privacy coins.

I just have to tell you that you need to change wallet software. Exodus is closed-source. Besides that you should expect minimum privacy, it is likely that it's less secure as well. Consider open-source alternatives, like Monero GUI: https://getmonero.org.

Waitwaitwait
1. the money stay on that adress.... so it's not become one on main monero account?
or what you mean by this?
i thought they will become one end fund.... all money that received from ALL sub addr isn't all of that will become one? in whole balance of our monero?
2. for the exchanges follow regulation... well it's sad
do u know any exchanges that still allow monero or trade monero with something like USDT?.... somehow i just "newbie" web design, but when our money can be displayed "in public" like what bitcoin and other's... somehow i feels shy.... if too much people buying on me... somehow other "web designer" will throw some issue to make my potential client go away.... but when it's nothing in my account, they said i suspicious.... that's why i somehow want to use xmr as primary... XD