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How do you cash out profits from contracts and what wallet or system to you use for claiming assets from a bridge. It looks like a btc address to me, but I'm supposed to claim it

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Re: trust wallet [Re: Ogla] * 2
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Sounds like you're looking at a scam.


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Re: trust wallet [Re: Ogla]
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This will not end well.

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Re: trust wallet [Re: nuds]
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:popcorn:


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Re: trust wallet [Re: Northerner] * 1
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Northerner said:
Sounds like you're looking at a scam.


someone sold him a bridge :boomboom:


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For most of the normies out there, an operating system is just a bootloader for Google Chrome.

And I don't know what the mantis is praying for
But he's probably just thanking the Lord
That he don't live in a home
And he don't got a phone
And he don't sit around all angry and bored
(He's just a bug)

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Re: trust wallet [Re: gopher]
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Anyways  , how do it.  It's some kind of Jigsaw.  There's a way I'm sure.

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Re: trust wallet [Re: Ogla]
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Bridging between Bitcoin and EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) networks can feel like walking a tightrope, especially when you are looking at a Bitcoin address on an interface that expects you to click "Claim."
Let's break down exactly how you cash out profits from smart contracts and how to clear up that confusing bridge situation so your funds don't get stuck.
## Part 1: Clearing Up the Bridge Confusion (The "Claim" Phase)
When you bridge assets from Bitcoin to an EVM chain (like Arbitrum, Optimism, or BNB Chain) or vice versa, the transaction usually happens in two distinct phases: **Lock/Burn** and **Claim**.
The reason it looks like a Bitcoin address right now is likely because the bridge UI is showing you the *source* or *destination* tracking info. What matters is **where the assets are going**.
### Scenario A: You are bridging BTC *into* an EVM Network (e.g., Minting wrapped BTC)
If you sent native Bitcoin from a BTC wallet, the bridge locks it. To get the equivalent token on your EVM network:
1. **The Wallet to Use:** You need an EVM-compatible wallet like **MetaMask, OKX Wallet, or Coinbase Wallet**.
2. **The Gas Fee Requirement:** You must have a small amount of the destination network's native token (like ETH for Arbitrum/Mainnet, or BNB for BNB Chain) in that wallet to pay for the "Claim" transaction.
3. **How to Claim:** Connect your EVM wallet to the bridge website, go to the "History" or "Transactions" tab, find your pending transfer, and click **Claim**. Your wallet will pop up asking you to sign a transaction and pay a tiny gas fee to mint or unlock your assets.
### Scenario B: You are bridging *out* of an EVM network back to Native Bitcoin
If you are withdrawing funds back to the actual Bitcoin blockchain:
1. **The Wallet to Use:** You need a native Bitcoin wallet. Popular options include **UniSat** (great for advanced BTC protocols), **Xverse**, or standard hardware wallet apps like **Ledger Live**.
2. **How it Works:** You submit the request on the EVM side. The bridge operators verify it, and then they broadcast a transaction on the Bitcoin network to release native BTC to the Bitcoin address you provided. In this direction, you usually don't click a secondary "claim" button on Bitcoin—it just arrives once network miners confirm it.
> **⚠ Crucial Check:** Go back to the bridge interface. Look at the top right corner. Which wallet is currently connected? If it says "Connect Wallet to Claim," connect the wallet of the network where the funds are supposed to end up.
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## Part 2: How to Cash Out Profits from Contracts
Once you have successfully claimed your assets from the bridge or a smart contract, they are still just tokens sitting in a decentralized wallet. To turn them into cold, hard cash (fiat currency like USD, EUR, etc.) in your bank account, follow this sequence:
1. Swap for a liquid asset
  On a DEX or inside your wallet
  If your profits are in a niche protocol token or an exotic wrapped token, use a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or your wallet's built-in swap feature to convert them into a highly stable or liquid asset. USDC, USDT, or native ETH/BTC are the safest choices.
2. Send to a Centralized Exchange (CEX)
  Requires KYC verification
  Log into a regulated fiat-gateway exchange like Coinbase, Kraken, or Crypto.com. Copy your specific deposit address for the exact asset and network you are using.
  > Warning: Double-check the network! If you send USDC on Arbitrum to a Coinbase deposit address that only accepts USDC on Ethereum, your funds could be lost.
3. Sell for fiat currency
  Instant execution
  Once the tokens arrive in your exchange account, navigate to the trading interface and sell your crypto directly for your local fiat currency (e.g., USD).
4. Withdraw to your bank
  1-3 business days or instant
  Link your bank account via ACH, SEPA, or wire transfer, and execute a cash withdrawal.
To give you the exact steps for your bridge issue, what is the name of the bridge platform you are using, and are you trying to move funds *to* Bitcoin or *away* from Bitcoin?


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Re: trust wallet [Re: JonBongGroovy] * 2
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It was also probably a scam the last time you asked several months ago.

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Re: trust wallet [Re: Ogla]
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Ogla said:
Anyways  , how do it.  It's some kind of Jigsaw.  There's a way I'm sure.


you need to eat a special diet, stick to red meat and fat, do not eat any carbs at all, stick to it for 90 days, when the fog lifts and the puzzle thoughts liighten, think about seeing a shrink


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For most of the normies out there, an operating system is just a bootloader for Google Chrome.

And I don't know what the mantis is praying for
But he's probably just thanking the Lord
That he don't live in a home
And he don't got a phone
And he don't sit around all angry and bored
(He's just a bug)

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