All right, so how do I transfer my money from Coinbase... I bought my Bitcoin - I've
got it in there - here we are, 58.45 worth of Bitcoin... I think it's gone up a bit in the
last 10 minutes - but there we are, I've got that, and I want to transfer it
to my Exodus wallet, which I've already set up. I've downloaded the Exodus wallet,
I've installed that - it's ready to go... How do I actually move it? So, here we are
there's, obviously - there's my dashboard in Coinbase. This is where you'll be - I've
signed in... There's my thing - I go to... There's 'buy and sell' where I can actually buy
and sell more Bitcoin, and then there's the 'Accounts' page. The accounts page
holds all of my wallets on Coinbase - so that's my Coinbase Bitcoin wallet, okay.
There's my Coinbase Ethereum wallet, my Coinbase Litecoin wallet... I want to
transfer from my Coinbase Bitcoin wallet, to my Exodus Bitcoin wallet. How do I do
that? So, here you see two buttons - 'Send' and 'Receive', and this one here, which is
'rename account' - which I don't want to do. 'Send' and 'Receive' - so I want to send Bitcoin, okay.
Here, this pops up, okay - instantly, there's a new thing, asking where I want it to go.
So, I can either send it to an email address - if I send it to an email address
I think that will just give the person who receives the email, instructions on
how to set up their account and stuff. I don't want to do that, I want to send it straight
to my wallet. So, here we see 'Recipient' 'Enter a BTC address'. So, I have to enter
another Bitcoin wallet address, so what I do is, I go to my Exodus wallet, here - and
in my Exodus, here's all the things that I have... So, I go to 'Wallet', and I
have to make sure, again, that I pick the right wallet. If I pick an 'Augur' wallet
and I try and receive my Bitcoin into my 'Augur' wallet, it's going to go missing - I'm
going to lose that money. Be very careful. They're still at a stage, where you
have to be very careful, okay. So, when I'm choosing, I go to 'Bitcoin' - these are all
my different wallets, that I have on Exodus, okay. It's not one big wallet
they're all separate, so I go to my Bitcoin wallet on Exodus, because it's
Bitcoin that I'm sending, and inside there's 'Send' and 'Receive'. So, I go to
'Receive' - I want to receive Bitcoin into my Exodus Bitcoin wallet. So, I press
'Receive', and it comes up with this - here's my Bitcoin address. This is my Bitcoin
wallet address. So, I click that, and I copy it, okay. So, I've copied that address.
So, that's it now, I've got that - I now go back to Coinbase - so here we are
'Recipient' 'Enter Bitcoin address', and I paste that in, alright. So, what I've
pasted in - this is my Coinbase Bitcoin wallet - I've pasted in - I've pressed 'Send',
and I've pasted in my Exodus Bitcoin wallet address, okay. So, it's withdrawing
from my Bitcoin wallet, it's sending it to this address - how much do I want to
send? Well, let's send all of it, okay. So I've pressed
'Send Max'. I could put in any price that I want - I could put an amount, but I pressed the
'Send Max' button - I want to send all of it, all right. So, I'm going to just write 'Yo' in
there, because why not... The 'Network Fee' - there isn't a network
fee on this one at the moment. The total is 57.30 okay. So
I'm going to send it - boom continue... I've sent as much... 'you don't have enough
funds' - dismiss, why not? Okay, I'm going to send... I'm going to send 40. I don't know
why there's no network fee... For some reason, it's saying there's no network fee. So, I have
to 'Enter the 2-step verification code' provided by my Authenticator app.
Now, remember earlier, I was talking about installing Google Authenticator - I set up
Google authentication for my Coinbase account - it's a really useful thing, it's
called two-factor authentication - '2fa' Authenticator, and what it basically
means is, if anyone ever tries to transfer stuff out of my account, it's
linked to my phone. I'll go to my Authenticator app, I'll find the one for
Coinbase, and there it is - 393 927. I put that in - three
nine three nine two seven. I confirm, and it's now - because my phone, my
Authenticator app, is linked to this - so there we are 'Your transaction is
on the way.' 'You sent Blah blah blah blah blah -$40... €40 worth to an external address. 'View
details.' So, that's it - the money has now left my Coinbase account and is on the
way to my Exodus wallet, okay. So, I'm not going to wait to 'view details' - I'm going to go
back to my Exodus wallet - here, and I'm going to go to my portfolio, so at the
moment you can see, I have $22.62 worth of Bitcoin in
my Exodus Bitcoin wallet. So, it takes a while - sometimes it can take a while for
that money to show up. Sometimes people make transfers and... at the moment, the
blockchain - it can be quite slow at times. slow... but it can take an hour, it can take
two hours, it can take thirty minutes, it could take five minutes
but at the moment, because a lot of people are buying and selling Bitcoin, there's a
lot of transactions happening, and it's - they've slowed down a bit. So, it can take a
while for this bitcoin to show up, but when it does, it's going to show up here - it
will show up in my Bitcoin. It will show up here, here's my - look I exchanged some
for 'Gnosis', I exchanged some Bitcoin for the Decred, I exchanged some for
Litecoin, I exchanged some for EOS, just 12 hours ago. These are all the things
I've done from my Bitcoin wallet. So, eventually, when that goes through, and
don't worry if it takes a little time, that will - that will show up here, in my
Bitcoin wallet - and in my portfolio, this amount will update, to reflect
that new amount of Bitcoin, which is awesome. So, that's how you do it basically - you
just have to make sure you have the right code - you have to make sure that
you put the right wallet in. If you're sending Bitcoin, send it to a
Bitcoin wallet. Don't send it to an Ethereum wallet, because it will just
disappear, and you'll lose that money - it will just get lost in 'Tron world' - in the
digital world. So there we are, that's how you do it. Obviously, from
there, if I want to, I can exchange my Bitcoin for other things - but what I
really want to do is, I want to hold it here, and I've got everything in my
Exodus wallet, but then I'm going to show you - you can repeat the same process to
transfer it out of Exodus, into any other exchange. So, I think the next thing I'll
do is, I'll go and I'll sign up for Bittrex, or Bitfinnex I think, because I
want to buy IOTA. So, I can transfer my Bitcoin out of here, on
to another exchange, and then transfer, on that other exchange, for other cryptos.
So, a site like Coinbase - an exchange like Coinbase, you buy bitcoin, you buy
Ethereum. But you can't transfer it - they don't list - you can't transfer it for other
smaller coins - they don't list all those other coins. That exchange is for buying
bitcoin and selling Bitcoin. There are other exchanges which are crypto to
crypto exchanges. So, you exchange Bitcoin for EOS or Bitcoin - like you do in the
Exodus wallet - here, in my exchange - I can exchange Bitcoin for any one of
these, you see. But it only lists - Exodus only lists these coins - it only gives me
these options. There are other exchanges like Bittrex, like Bitfinnex, where there
are hundreds and hundreds of other coins - coins which aren't listed in Exodus, and
if I want to find one of those coins, I have to transfer it out of Exodus - I can
transfer it straight from Coinbase to those exchanges, but I just
wanted to show you how to keep it in Exodus - how to keep it in a wallet on
your computer. From here, I can transfer it to another exchange, where I can then
trade it - change it, for other small cryptos, and that's awesome. So, that's
the next thing I'll do.
Hey there everybody - just to finish that one off
it's now a few days later, and I was rewatching that video - I was just editing it
and I realised that I didn't actually show that the Bitcoin arrived, so I thought
I'd show you now, a few days later. Here is my Bitcoin - see it did arrive. There we
are, I now have 75.87 worth of Bitcoin in there, and if I go to my wallet, and I'm
on Bitcoin - these are all my wallets again. On the Bitcoin wallet, just here
'received' on the 12th - that's when I did it by the way - that much. It's now quite a
few days later... so, I received this much. If I click the little button - on the 12th,
I received 46.92 US dollars worth of Bitcoin. That's
now worth 51.37 US dollars - go Bitcoin! So, there we are. It did
actually arrive - it didn't actually take that long, it hasn't taken days to arrive.
It took, like a matter of hours, but I forgot to film it, so there we are.
Arrived, simply, into my wallet. There we go - next thing's to buy IOTA.