In transit: from hitting withdraw to watching it land
The money has left the old platform and has not shown up on the new one yet. That gap is where most of the accidents happen, and these pieces are about walking it steadily.
- How to Move Crypto Off an Exchange: Full Checklist
What to do after a delisting or shutdown notice: which dates matter, which chain to pick, how much to leave for fees, and how to check it landed.
- Which chain to withdraw on: fees, timing and traps
The same coin can cost cents on one network and tens of dollars on another. How to pick from the chains both ends support, and what happens if you get it wrong.
- Sell and rebuy, or just move the coin?
The two routes differ in cost, in time and in what can go wrong. When moving the coin wins, and when it is worth converting first.
- Six places withdrawals actually go wrong
Wrong address, missing memo, wrong network, below the minimum, a contract address mistaken for a deposit address, and a skipped confirmation.
- Which transfer records are worth keeping
Transaction hashes, withdrawal IDs and balance screenshots each do a different job. Whether you can explain a problem later depends on having them.
- Sent a delisted token to Binance after deposits closed? Recovery, fees and timing
A deposit that lands after the cut-off is not credited. How the "Old/delisted tokens" recovery row works, what it costs and where the coins go back to.
The other two stages