I hate sending money lol. I'm so paranoid. I always send a few small amounts as a test before sending a large sum. Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.
Thank you SO much. Now with the rumors coinbase might fails and go bankrupt I just bought a nano X and will follow this tutorial. This was so clear and concise. Thank you again :)
They not gonna go bankrupt, but why would want your bitcoin controlled by someone else….. control your own future… they safest place on earth your bitcoin can be is with YOU!!!!!!.
Thank you so much for this video. I have managed to do it all on laptop without the use of the mobile app. Then all assets moved to Ledger Live and disappeared from Coinbase and I nearly had a heart attack as I thought they'd appear on both! But reading the comments has put me at ease (I think). For a beginner, I suppose I didn't know what to expect. :D
Haha you’re all good! As long as you sent it to the correct crypto asset address, you’re good. It will just take time to have it confirmed on the blockchain. Sometimes it takes a few minutes (ADA, LTC, DOGE) other times it can take 30-45mins (BTC for example). The first few times can really be nerve-wrecking.
3 yrs ago i believe i moved 1 BTC from Coinbase to Nano X but now when went to check i dont see it on NanoX...any suggestions, am i not doing something right or did it F it up and lost it😢
Best video on the subject, it's a little outdated because coinbase changed the way things look, but I was definitely able to transfer to ledger with this instruction
Wow in your example you bought BTC right before the crash! Me too..... lol. Anyway, it was a very good video and I'm using your method now. Thank you!!
Haha I know. But as we all know, time IN the market is better than TIMING the market. Don't sweat the small stuff. Glad to hear that the video was helpful Alina!
Great video! But there's a fee to move from the exchange to the wallet. Are there ways to purchase crypto and have it go straight to the hardware wallet to avoid the fees? Side note: I'd like to see a video about how you manage and account for these fees in your trading
Love the video! I must admit I freaked out a little because the app doesn't show the "portfolio" button at all. I wasn't sure how I was going to see if the transfer happened! I clicked on something else and backed out of it. The amount of BTC I transferred just showed on the home page. 😅 Thank you for the clear and easy to follow instructions.
THANK YOU!!! I appreciate you doing these vids & educating people on crypto & how to safely store them. Please do a similar vid on trezor T. Thank you again!
Hello, best video on this subject thus far on CZcams. I have looked substantially for information about the fees associated with the transfering of btc from coinbase to my wallet (ledger nano x) and have not found a clear answer to it. Is it fixed fee or a percentage based fee. What about if I transfer back from ledger to coinbase, any fees there too? Thank for the great work you're doing to keep us well informed!
Appreciate the comment! Yes there will be fees when you send to the Nano X and back. It's called a "network fee" or "gas." It's percentaged based but also depends on the congestion of the network. BTC is very cheap to send back and forth on the network (unlike ETH). The larger amount of BTC you send, the smaller percentage of a fee. The best way to see how much you'll be paying is to start setup a transaction and get to the "preview transaction" screen and it will tell you how much.
Hi. First of all thanks for tips you are giveing in this tutorial. Question: In my ledger nano x you have 4 types of bitcoin addresses. Legacy, Native segwit, segwit and taproot. I already know what they are but what is the correct type of bitcoin address for transfer BTC from coinbase bitcoin address to my my ledger nano?? thanks
Yes glad you figured it out! Most platforms will let you know IF you are about to send it to an incorrect blockchain address (like in your example). Some don't which is why I personally ALWAYS double check myself before sending... I make sure 1) I'm sending ETH to an ETH address, etc and 2) that the address itself is correct and not missing any numbers/letters.
2 questions. Now that i have my crypto is it still gaining interest when the market is high even if its not on the app? And also can i transfer my bitcoin back to the app when im ready to sell? Or how would i go by selling when im ready since its now on my ledger
Think of your crypto assets like gold or silver. Whether it's in your possession or at a bank, the price of that asset still fluctuates with the market... same here whether it's on an Exchange or on your Nano X. You'll need to send them back to an Exchange (Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken, Binance, etc) to sell them. You can also sell them through Ledger Live but I've seen nothing but extremely high fees on Ledger Live.
You're Goated Crypto Blick, your instructions were easy to understand and replicate, with that being said I intend on sharing your video to help onboard others.
Thanks, finally saw what we were doing wrong. Have to try it now. Once transfered I guess checking it later is easy? Iphone won't accept nanoX, I guess there are adapters?
Nano X works with the iPhone, you have to use BT though. Ledger needs to up their game so people can plug in their Ledger to their iPhone, but I imagine the issue is with Apple not allowing just anyone to do that.
@@CryptoBlick we have been trying to use our MacBook Air (M1 2020), bring up the Coinbase account, ledger live with nanoX "ready" but get stuck connecting to Coinbase from LL. I'd love to get you on the phone to walk through the last steps to transfer BTC to the nanoX because it's not accepting the long nanoX address in "send" on Coinbase, it wants an email address. Any ideas?
Can this be done on 1 device like iPhone for everything moving from exchange to get wallet address or can’t you switch apps ? Don’t want to put this info on shared computer that’s why
thanks for this video. A question pleas ; once you move the crypto in the ledger you can't trade it in coinbase anymore ? you need to move it back from the ledger to coinbase again ?
@@CryptoBlickThanks for your reply, I have a small question: I tried to view the amount of crypto tokens stored in the Nano X hardware wallet directly e. g. Shiba Inu, but I cannot see anything. I only can see the amount of the tokens by using the Ledger Live app, is that the normal way to do it? Please advise me, thanks in advance. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@hazhang9435 yes that is the normal way to see the amount. It has always been odd to me that they don't allow you to see your amount on the LCD screen.
@@CryptoBlick Thanks so munch for your advice Sir! You are a true Guru of the Cryptos. I've already learned a lot from you.I am sure, I will learn more from you.
Excellent tutorial, just one quick questions. Now that you keep your cryptos or all your portfolios in ledger how do you buy and sell them? or can you still buy and sell them? or this ledger is only good if you want to HODL them. Thanks
Glad the video was helpful! You can use your Ledger to JUST Hodl or you can buy/sell within Ledger Live. I don't recommend buying/selling on Ledge Live because the fees are massive compared to other Exchanges. If you ever want to sell your crypto assets that are on your Ledger product, just send them back to your preferred Exchange and trade/sell there.
Matt, Hi Thank you for you valuable information. I have a question. I wanted to send my QNT from Coinbase to my Nano X. But I noticed next to QNT it also said *Ethereum* 🤔 What does that mean? (Didn’t say that next to BTC when I sent it...)
Hey I'm glad you enjoyed it! At this time I don't offer training. Is there anything specific that you were wanting to cover? Might add it to my future video list.
Still so scared to move my crypto over to my nano X. I got locked out of a wallet a couple months ago and have severe PTSD. I dont want to make another mistake and lose more. But I also don't want it sitting on exchanges. Being your own bank is stressful lol
Totally get the hesitation there! What wallet brand were you locked out of? If you're not comfortable with a hardware wallet, try a mobile wallet first.
Great question. No you can not. The new Ledger STAX you’ll be able to. I have a video on that coming out next week as to my thoughts on the new product.
Yes, you will always pay a network fee to send your crypto assets whether that's to an Exchange like Coinbase, a friend's hardware/mobile wallet, or to another hardware wallet.
You can take a look at the supported coins here: www.ledger.com/supported-crypto-assets Right now ADA and VET aren't supported on Ledger Live. You have to use other wallets at this time.
Friction costs are off the charts with this technology. You started with $50 and ended with $46 in your wallet. 8% of your funds gone in fees throughout the process...
Thank you for the tutorial! Saved me a whole bunch of time! Quick question so when I try to send my btc from Coinbase to ledger, do I get a new address to send that bitcoin everyone? I ask that because the second time I sent I see a different address than the one I sent previously to.
Ledger does this (and other platforms) for security purposes. You can still send to the same public address but using whatever Ledger provides you will help with breaking your transactions up.
I bought the nano x and the setup was simple. When I tried to connect the Bluetooth, it would not send Bluetooth signal. I followed the ledger reset procedure with no success. I have made several attempts to email ledger support with no success. If you purchase this item expect no support if it doesn’t work!
Jerry, what make and model of phone do you have? I had issues with the Bluetooth as well and noticed that making sure I had my phone "forget" the Nano X that that helped reconnect it.
hello, i just bought nano ledger s plus... can i receive crypto on the go with the app or i always need device??? example-if i buy btc on atm... can i receive it there directly or i need to send it to electrum and then to ledger at home? please answer
Hey Plus Dzabaka, as long as you have the Public Key to your particular crypto asset (BTC in your example), you can send the BTC without your device in hand.
Hello, onces i send it, it the ledger app does not show a latest operation tab and it does not reflect the balance on my wallet, Coinbase says pending, should I be concerned?
Yes pending means that everything is getting verified on the blockchain that you are using. For example, BTC can take anywhere from 15-45mins and LTC can take 5-15mins.
Can you please advise also and I can never find a straight answer when I search, but if I want to transfer say to make it in easy terms $100k from Coinbase to a Ledger, what are the fees to do this? I have searched and can't seem to figure it out.
That’s because it’s based on the amount you’re sending and how congested the blockchain is. If you send $10 it’s going to be a higher percentage as opposed to $100k. It’s not a set rate if that makes sense. CB will show you how much it’s going to cost when you want to send it.
There are multiple reasons why… 1) not every blockchain will have the same fee (I’ve seen ETH get crazy high for example during the day and ESPECIALLY leading up to the Merge last year), and 2) the fee will fluctuate based on the congestion on that specific blockchain. Just remember that you can’t send BTC over LTC blockchain for example. BTC has to be sent over the BTC blockchain. You might already know that but I like to restate it to everyone so no one gets confused.
When you are sending the money and during that process do you have to leave the computer on the whole time u til you receive the money? Also if you have to leave the computer on a lose power during the traction so you lose your Bitcoin? Thank you
No you do not have to leave the computer on or have the Nano connected. Once you go through the steps to confirm the transaction, you can then unplug your Nano and turn off your computer if you want.
Question, so I tried to send eth from coinbase to my ledger nano x. I double checked the address and the network and both were correct but I have yet to receive my eth in my wallet! is it lost? I have tried contacting support, but no help.
It is not instant if that is what you were hoping for. Several confirmations on the blockchain have to happen in order for you to see it validated and in your Ledger. Are you seeing it now?
Hi! Great tutorial! Quick question! If my nano X is plugged into my computer and I see my balances updated in Ledger Live on my Mac (that’s connected to my wallet), does that mean my crypto is now in my wallet? I am dying to unplug, but I’m nervous!
Glad to hear it! You can unplug your Nano X no problem. Without going into a long explanation, your Nano X holds your Private Keys that proves that you own that particular amount of crypto that is ON the blockchain and not on your hardware wallet... as long as you have your public address, you can send crypto to it when it's plugged in and when it's not.
Thanks, once u transfer the funds, is the display on the physical ledger supposed to show the BTC? I'm asking because I can't find it, but I can see it on the ledger live app. Please advise?
hello i am new with ledger i want to do staking but i do not have coinbase yet should i do an account, cuz i sow buying directly from ledger app have expensive fees. how do you do it guys
Thanks! On your Uphold app, click on the "Transact" icon to send your crypto. When you click on the "to:" field, make sure to select the appropriate "Cryptocurrency Network" and NOT the "Cryptocurrencies" or anything under "My Accounts." It will then ask you for a Receiving Address to send to.
I hate sending money lol. I'm so paranoid. I always send a few small amounts as a test before sending a large sum. Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.
Glad it helped! Yes, I’m still that way when sending.
You are not the only one
Thank you SO much. Now with the rumors coinbase might fails and go bankrupt I just bought a nano X and will follow this tutorial. This was so clear and concise. Thank you again :)
Glad it helped! Yes, even IF CB doesn't go bankrupt, it's always wise to have control of your own private keys and not a 3rd party Exchange.
They not gonna go bankrupt, but why would want your bitcoin controlled by someone else….. control your own future… they safest place on earth your bitcoin can be is with YOU!!!!!!.
@@iamOAKland 100%
Thank you so much for this video. I have managed to do it all on laptop without the use of the mobile app. Then all assets moved to Ledger Live and disappeared from Coinbase and I nearly had a heart attack as I thought they'd appear on both! But reading the comments has put me at ease (I think). For a beginner, I suppose I didn't know what to expect. :D
Haha you’re all good! As long as you sent it to the correct crypto asset address, you’re good. It will just take time to have it confirmed on the blockchain. Sometimes it takes a few minutes (ADA, LTC, DOGE) other times it can take 30-45mins (BTC for example). The first few times can really be nerve-wrecking.
So it’s actually on the blockchain and ledger is really just a report?
Thank you for the instructions. Followed it and saw my funds successfully transferred over to my ledger. Double checking is a must!
Hey you bet! Glad everything was clear and helpful for you David.
3 yrs ago i believe i moved 1 BTC from Coinbase to Nano X but now when went to check i dont see it on NanoX...any suggestions, am i not doing something right or did it F it up and lost it😢
Best video on the subject, it's a little outdated because coinbase changed the way things look, but I was definitely able to transfer to ledger with this instruction
Glad to hear that it was helpful even still! Have a great day and if there’s ever anything else you want to see on the channel let me know!
Wow in your example you bought BTC right before the crash! Me too..... lol. Anyway, it was a very good video and I'm using your method now. Thank you!!
Haha I know. But as we all know, time IN the market is better than TIMING the market. Don't sweat the small stuff. Glad to hear that the video was helpful Alina!
Great video! But there's a fee to move from the exchange to the wallet. Are there ways to purchase crypto and have it go straight to the hardware wallet to avoid the fees? Side note: I'd like to see a video about how you manage and account for these fees in your trading
Good videos for begginers.
Double and tripple check your transaction adresses.Vital for crypto
Preach!!!
Love the video! I must admit I freaked out a little because the app doesn't show the "portfolio" button at all. I wasn't sure how I was going to see if the transfer happened! I clicked on something else and backed out of it. The amount of BTC I transferred just showed on the home page. 😅 Thank you for the clear and easy to follow instructions.
Hey you bet! haha I have been in your same shoes in the past. It's nerve wrecking the first few times you do it.
You are the MAN! I loved this description.
Glad to hear it!
THANK YOU!!! I appreciate you doing these vids & educating people on crypto & how to safely store them. Please do a similar vid on trezor T. Thank you again!
Hey you bet! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll have to add the Trezor T to my list. I have a Trezor One video coming out soon.
BRO BEST VIDEO IVE SEEN WELL AND EASY EXPLAINED
Really appreciate it Justin! Let me know if there are more things you’d like to see down the road.
Worked like a CHARM!! Way top keep it simple!
Love hearing that!
Hello, best video on this subject thus far on CZcams. I have looked substantially for information about the fees associated with the transfering of btc from coinbase to my wallet (ledger nano x) and have not found a clear answer to it. Is it fixed fee or a percentage based fee. What about if I transfer back from ledger to coinbase, any fees there too? Thank for the great work you're doing to keep us well informed!
Appreciate the comment! Yes there will be fees when you send to the Nano X and back. It's called a "network fee" or "gas." It's percentaged based but also depends on the congestion of the network. BTC is very cheap to send back and forth on the network (unlike ETH). The larger amount of BTC you send, the smaller percentage of a fee. The best way to see how much you'll be paying is to start setup a transaction and get to the "preview transaction" screen and it will tell you how much.
Awesome! Thanks for the reach! I was going crazy trying to figure out how to get my Coinbase assets on my Nano! You made it easy
Glad to hear it Rick!
Hi. First of all thanks for tips you are giveing in this tutorial. Question: In my ledger nano x you have 4 types of bitcoin addresses. Legacy, Native segwit, segwit and taproot. I already know what they are but what is the correct type of bitcoin address for transfer BTC from coinbase bitcoin address to my my ledger nano?? thanks
Wow! So thankful for this. So concise and to the point with every instruction being exactly what I needed, thank you!
Hey you bet! Let me know if there's anything specific you want to see down the road.
Thanks for that I forgot a major step! I hope to get the hang of it soon. cheers
You bet!
I'm new to crypto and this was very helpful to me 🙂
Glad it was helpful! I'll be posting more content here in the next few weeks.
@@CryptoBlick great thanks 😊 I'm still learning a lot
@@marti_4u you bet! I was in your shoes once as well. Enjoy the journey!
Thanks, this was really helpful. I am looking to buy a ledger nanox soon.
Glad to hear it! Have you looked at the Nano S Plus? It’s cheaper and can still hold quite a few apps?
Ok, just understood that each crypto has their own addresses. I was using XRP for my XLM…..everyday is a school day!
Thanks
Yes glad you figured it out! Most platforms will let you know IF you are about to send it to an incorrect blockchain address (like in your example). Some don't which is why I personally ALWAYS double check myself before sending... I make sure 1) I'm sending ETH to an ETH address, etc and 2) that the address itself is correct and not missing any numbers/letters.
This was really helpful, i feel confident to do this now.
Glad to hear it!
awesome video! Thank you ! Love the screens and camera showing the ledger nano x as well thank you so much, so helpful :)
Hey thanks! Glad to hear that the cut-aways are helpful.
Great video the only thing I wasn't able to grasp is to copy and paste the addresses.
great video. Your clarity is appreciated for a newby like me.
Glad it was helpful!
best walkthru yet ty
Glad that it helped you!
Awesome Tutorial on this video
I’ll definitely check my address …read that back again babe!
2 questions. Now that i have my crypto is it still gaining interest when the market is high even if its not on the app? And also can i transfer my bitcoin back to the app when im ready to sell? Or how would i go by selling when im ready since its now on my ledger
Think of your crypto assets like gold or silver. Whether it's in your possession or at a bank, the price of that asset still fluctuates with the market... same here whether it's on an Exchange or on your Nano X.
You'll need to send them back to an Exchange (Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken, Binance, etc) to sell them. You can also sell them through Ledger Live but I've seen nothing but extremely high fees on Ledger Live.
Very comprehensive! Thank you
Hey you bet!
Thanks for the great video and fantastic instruction. I really appreciate you taking the time to share with us.
Glad it was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to have me cover in future videos.
You're Goated Crypto Blick, your instructions were easy to understand and replicate, with that being said I intend on sharing your video to help onboard others.
Glad to hear it! Just doing my part one video at a time to help the community. Thanks for sharing!
Helped a lot. Love this
Thank you so much taking time and sharing ur knowledge with us.You are sincere what u do and i respect you.You are subscribed.
@Santino Zander
I will check it out thanks.
This video was very helpful. Thank you!
Glad to hear it!
Very good instructions, thank you.
You are welcome!
Thanks, finally saw what we were doing wrong. Have to try it now.
Once transfered I guess checking it later is easy? Iphone won't accept nanoX, I guess there are adapters?
Nano X works with the iPhone, you have to use BT though. Ledger needs to up their game so people can plug in their Ledger to their iPhone, but I imagine the issue is with Apple not allowing just anyone to do that.
@@CryptoBlick we have been trying to use our MacBook Air (M1 2020), bring up the Coinbase account, ledger live with nanoX "ready" but get stuck connecting to Coinbase from LL. I'd love to get you on the phone to walk through the last steps to transfer BTC to the nanoX because it's not accepting the long nanoX address in "send" on Coinbase, it wants an email address.
Any ideas?
Thank you. Great teacher!
Glad to hear it DrMamaHart!
🙏 thanks for the info thanks for keeping it simple
Hey you bet! No need to complicate things for people.
Fantastic video! extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid -- thanks!
Glad it helped you Josh!
This is so god tier
ha! Appreciate the kind words but "god tier" is a little extreme. Glad you enjoyed the video
Thank you so much for this helpful video! You have a new subscriber.
Hey that's awesome! Thanks and I'm glad the video helped.
Hello, Thank for nice easy video. The market is really bad😫😫😫😫👌👌
Thank you! I appreciate the video.
Hey you bet! Glad it was helpful.
4:43 that is why centralized crypto is the future. like it or not.
This video helps me a lot, thanks brother!
Glad to hear it!
Can this be done on 1 device like iPhone for everything moving from exchange to get wallet address or can’t you switch apps ? Don’t want to put this info on shared computer that’s why
Great video! You needed to use necessarily Segwit for the transfer? What’s the difference between this one to Taproot or Legacy? :)
Excellent tutorial, thanks you!
Glad it was helpful!
Love you bro great job. Thanks
Appreciate it! Thanks.
thanks for this video. A question pleas ; once you move the crypto in the ledger you can't trade it in coinbase anymore ? you need to move it back from the ledger to coinbase again ?
You are correct yet! Great question.
A great and informative video, thanks you!
Glad it was helpful!
@@CryptoBlickThanks for your reply, I have a small question: I tried to view the amount of crypto tokens stored in the Nano X hardware wallet directly e. g. Shiba Inu, but I cannot see anything. I only can see the amount of the tokens by using the Ledger Live app, is that the normal way to do it? Please advise me, thanks in advance. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@hazhang9435 yes that is the normal way to see the amount. It has always been odd to me that they don't allow you to see your amount on the LCD screen.
@@CryptoBlick Thanks so munch for your advice Sir! You are a true Guru of the Cryptos. I've already learned a lot from you.I am sure, I will learn more from you.
Thank you so much for you information! TOP!
My pleasure!
Super helpful! Thank you!
Hey you bet!
Excellent tutorial, just one quick questions. Now that you keep your cryptos or all your portfolios in ledger how do you buy and sell them? or can you still buy and sell them? or this ledger is only good if you want to HODL them. Thanks
Glad the video was helpful! You can use your Ledger to JUST Hodl or you can buy/sell within Ledger Live. I don't recommend buying/selling on Ledge Live because the fees are massive compared to other Exchanges. If you ever want to sell your crypto assets that are on your Ledger product, just send them back to your preferred Exchange and trade/sell there.
@@CryptoBlick Thanks a lot, that make sense.
@@CryptoBlick
But what about Gas fees I wanted to send ETh to my ledger?
Matt, Hi
Thank you for you valuable information. I have a question. I wanted to send my QNT from Coinbase to my Nano X. But I noticed next to QNT it also said *Ethereum* 🤔 What does that mean?
(Didn’t say that next to BTC when I sent it...)
Had to do some research on QNT. QNT is an ERC20 token and is built on the Ethereum blockchain. Same thing with LINK or BAT for example.
So do you send it to your eth account?
Thank God for you!!! Great explanations GREAT DEMOS!!
How can I reach you for fee based training?
Hey I'm glad you enjoyed it! At this time I don't offer training. Is there anything specific that you were wanting to cover? Might add it to my future video list.
Still so scared to move my crypto over to my nano X. I got locked out of a wallet a couple months ago and have severe PTSD. I dont want to make another mistake and lose more. But I also don't want it sitting on exchanges. Being your own bank is stressful lol
Totally get the hesitation there! What wallet brand were you locked out of? If you're not comfortable with a hardware wallet, try a mobile wallet first.
Thanks I subscribed 💖💜💯👋👋
Appreciate it Lisa!
Great video, thanks helpful
Good video and thanks for explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot. You helped me a lot
Glad to hear it Waldi!
Can you actually see the amount of each crypto on the ledger device itself, as opposed to checking on your desktop or phone?
Great question. No you can not. The new Ledger STAX you’ll be able to. I have a video on that coming out next week as to my thoughts on the new product.
Send one dollar first to confirm you put in the right address. That's how I do it when transferring monet on zelle
Hi thank you very much for your content.
Quick question It's a charge when you transfer it back to your combines account?
Yes, you will always pay a network fee to send your crypto assets whether that's to an Exchange like Coinbase, a friend's hardware/mobile wallet, or to another hardware wallet.
Nice shirt ,, I’m from Vail
Question: Once my crypto is on my Ledger, does the coin price fluctuate with the current market while it's stored? Thanks!
Yes it will continue to fluctuate.
@@CryptoBlick OK, thank you!
How can I send Stellar (XLM). Cardano (ADA) and Vechain (VET) to Ledger Nano X ???
You can take a look at the supported coins here: www.ledger.com/supported-crypto-assets Right now ADA and VET aren't supported on Ledger Live. You have to use other wallets at this time.
What Bitcoin option should be used? Native Segwit, Segwit etc
Friction costs are off the charts with this technology. You started with $50 and ended with $46 in your wallet. 8% of your funds gone in fees throughout the process...
Plz make one for metamask to ledger transferring ETH
I'll add that to my list!
Let's say you have $1M in crypto saved on your ledger. How do you convert to cash and get it into your regular bank account?
Sell it on a cryptocurrency Exchange.
Great video! Does this also work the same way with the separate coinbase wallet application?
Yes if you need to send your crypto assets from another wallet (aka Coinbase wallet), you’ll follow generally the same steps.
Awesome..thank you so much !!
You bet! Glad it was helpful.
Great work thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial! Saved me a whole bunch of time! Quick question so when I try to send my btc from Coinbase to ledger, do I get a new address to send that bitcoin everyone? I ask that because the second time I sent I see a different address than the one I sent previously to.
Ledger does this (and other platforms) for security purposes. You can still send to the same public address but using whatever Ledger provides you will help with breaking your transactions up.
@@CryptoBlick thanks man!
Great information-thank you1
Hey you bet!
Well done sir. Thanks!
Hey you bet! Glad it was helpful.
I bought the nano x and the setup was simple. When I tried to connect the Bluetooth, it would not send Bluetooth signal. I followed the ledger reset procedure with no success. I have made several attempts to email ledger support with no success. If you purchase this item expect no support if it doesn’t work!
Jerry, what make and model of phone do you have? I had issues with the Bluetooth as well and noticed that making sure I had my phone "forget" the Nano X that that helped reconnect it.
Why don’t I see the arrows at the bottom of my coinbase app? All I have is “home” “assets” “trade” and “pay” ???
They've updated the app, that's why.
Love your content
Love your comment! ;)
hello, i just bought nano ledger s plus... can i receive crypto on the go with the app or i always need device??? example-if i buy btc on atm... can i receive it there directly or i need to send it to electrum and then to ledger at home?
please answer
Hey Plus Dzabaka, as long as you have the Public Key to your particular crypto asset (BTC in your example), you can send the BTC without your device in hand.
A video to set up your Nano x ledger account
Thank you so much.
You bet! Glad it was helpful.
Hello, onces i send it, it the ledger app does not show a latest operation tab and it does not reflect the balance on my wallet, Coinbase says pending, should I be concerned?
Yes pending means that everything is getting verified on the blockchain that you are using. For example, BTC can take anywhere from 15-45mins and LTC can take 5-15mins.
What do you do when it comes time to sale it then what do you do.
The most popular option is to send it back to an Exchange and sell it there. I did a video on this here: czcams.com/video/g9R2Vl0wQPo/video.html
Can you please advise also and I can never find a straight answer when I search, but if I want to transfer say to make it in easy terms $100k from Coinbase to a Ledger, what are the fees to do this? I have searched and can't seem to figure it out.
That’s because it’s based on the amount you’re sending and how congested the blockchain is. If you send $10 it’s going to be a higher percentage as opposed to $100k. It’s not a set rate if that makes sense. CB will show you how much it’s going to cost when you want to send it.
Curious what I’m doing wrong that incurs a crazy fee of 15-20%!? Help me, please!
There are multiple reasons why… 1) not every blockchain will have the same fee (I’ve seen ETH get crazy high for example during the day and ESPECIALLY leading up to the Merge last year), and 2) the fee will fluctuate based on the congestion on that specific blockchain. Just remember that you can’t send BTC over LTC blockchain for example. BTC has to be sent over the BTC blockchain. You might already know that but I like to restate it to everyone so no one gets confused.
When you are sending the money and during that process do you have to leave the computer on the whole time u til you receive the money?
Also if you have to leave the computer on a lose power during the traction so you lose your Bitcoin?
Thank you
No you do not have to leave the computer on or have the Nano connected. Once you go through the steps to confirm the transaction, you can then unplug your Nano and turn off your computer if you want.
@@CryptoBlick thank you 🙏
Well done!
Thanks!
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You bet!
Question, so I tried to send eth from coinbase to my ledger nano x. I double checked the address and the network and both were correct but I have yet to receive my eth in my wallet! is it lost? I have tried contacting support, but no help.
It is not instant if that is what you were hoping for. Several confirmations on the blockchain have to happen in order for you to see it validated and in your Ledger. Are you seeing it now?
@@CryptoBlickHi! No, it’s been like 2 days at this point.
Hi! Great tutorial! Quick question! If my nano X is plugged into my computer and I see my balances updated in Ledger Live on my Mac (that’s connected to my wallet), does that mean my crypto is now in my wallet? I am dying to unplug, but I’m nervous!
Glad to hear it! You can unplug your Nano X no problem. Without going into a long explanation, your Nano X holds your Private Keys that proves that you own that particular amount of crypto that is ON the blockchain and not on your hardware wallet... as long as you have your public address, you can send crypto to it when it's plugged in and when it's not.
@@CryptoBlick Thanks so much for the quick reply! I am unplugging and going to bed for the night officially! LOL Much appreciated!
Thanks, once u transfer the funds, is the display on the physical ledger supposed to show the BTC? I'm asking because I can't find it, but I can see it on the ledger live app. Please advise?
No the amount will not show on the physical device. You use Ledger Live to see the actual amount that you are holding. Great question!
hello i am new with ledger i want to do staking but i do not have coinbase yet should i do an account, cuz i sow buying directly from ledger app have expensive fees. how do you do it guys
I just made a withdrawal of $69,000 from portfolio of over $300k in one week I started already trading with
Good Vid, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your video shows that you can send the full amount of money. But when I tried it wouldn't"t allow me. Can you explain it?
Yes CB limits what you can send depending on how new your account is and where your fiat monies are coming from (bank ACH, credit or debit card, etc).
Will show under "Accounts" also or is that only when you buy via the ledger?
Great video. How do you sent crypto from Uphold on to your Ledger Nano X.???
Thanks! On your Uphold app, click on the "Transact" icon to send your crypto. When you click on the "to:" field, make sure to select the appropriate "Cryptocurrency Network" and NOT the "Cryptocurrencies" or anything under "My Accounts." It will then ask you for a Receiving Address to send to.
@@CryptoBlick Thank you!
GREAT INFO! SUBBED
Thanks for the sub!