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I am new to Cryptocurrencies and I received USDT. I tried to send it somewhere so I can get cash but I can't send it. The message I am getting is: "You don't have enough Tron (TRX) to cover network fees". Please how do I resolve this issue and make my transfer?

Nefort:
I am new to Cryptocurrencies and I received USDT. I tried to send it somewhere so I can get cash but I can't send it. The message I am getting is: "You don't have enough Tron (TRX) to cover network fees". Please how do I resolve this issue and make my transfer?

Which wallet re u using

Lighterx:
Which wallet re u using

Ok allblack

Nefort:
I am new to Cryptocurrencies and I received USDT. I tried to send it somewhere so I can get cash but I can't send it. The message I am getting is: "You don't have enough Tron (TRX) to cover network fees". Please how do I resolve this issue and make my transfer?

you need to have at least $2 tron to be able to send the usdt out because the usdt you got is under tron network . Look for who to send you at least $2 tron or convert at least $2 from your usdt you already got to tron

Lighterx:
Which wallet re u using

Trust wallet

Nefort:
Trust wallet

The guy above me has dropped solution.

Jerrygotswagg:
you need to have at least $2 tron to be able to send the usdt out because the usdt you got is under tron network . Look for who to send you at least $2 tron or convert at least $2 from your usdt you already got to tron

I tried to convert some USDT to Tron but it still requested for Tron to do it.

Nefort:
I tried to convert some USDT to Tron but it still requested for Tron to do it.

so you need someone to send you tron from another wallet.

This nonsense network fee cost me some Ethereum coins in October last year. I was busy buying some early coins on the Ethereum network. I created around 50 wallets on Phantom. I intend to use them for an airdrop, but due to laziness on my part, I couldn't farm the airdrops.

I bought these coins and saved them on wallet number 41. When the value of some of the coins increased, I tried selling them, unfortunately, the gas fee on my wallet wasn't enough to either swap or transfer them. Seeing that there was still room for growth, I decided to leave the coins there.

My PC then had a disc repair issue. I took it to my repairer and met his boy, whom I instructed to tell his boss to call me when he returns, since he wasn't taking his calls.

On going back to collect my PC, I found out that he had formatted the PC without prior backup on the excuse that he found nothing tangible on the hard disk (he sold this PC to me, some weeks prior). I was furious, although I had little hope since I saved the 12 key phrase in a diary.

On getting home and trying to retrieve my account, after inputting the key phrase, I got only wallet 1. The rest 49 wallets were nowhere to be found. I googled, contacted Phantom support, and the general recommendation was to transfer some ETH to the said wallet address. I transferred $10 worth of ETH, but I still couldn't retrieve this wallet. That was how I lost around $350 worth of various coins. Being memcoins based on ETH, I'm very sure, apart from KEN, the rest will be garbage by now. To date, I have a personal beef with that ETH network.