I hate to be the bad messenger but I think tonight I've discovered a big issue of our rewards system here. Generally with each tip we receive or give we get a new transaction in the wallet. Those small bits are stored in different blocks in the chain. So if you wait for too long and get in your wallet too many transactions, then the combined transaction to send your full amount to, let's say a crypto exchange to sell or convert will most certainly fail, because it becomes too long. Additionally, the gas fee for that will be a killer, between 5 and 10%. After I spent few hours trying, chatting with wallet support and so on, the only workaround that doesn't cost a fortune is to send amounts not bigger than 200 times the average value of the drops your receive... to your own wallet address. That may seem totally illogical but it actually combines/groups them. So if let's assume you get USD 0.01 in average, once you have USD 20.00 in your wallet, send that amount to yourself. Yes, copy your deposit address and withdraw that amount to it. You'll thank me later. ;) @Noise.Cash - could anything be done to work around this issue in a cleverer way? Cheers :)
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When registering on this platform, I indicated the wallet number on the Binance exchange. I haven't tried to translate anything yet. The sums have not accumulated there yet to juggle with them. Does the problem described by you apply to wallets on Binance?
Oh, wallets on big exchanges like Binance have a minimum transfer value usually and that means you loose most of the tips you get as the transactions get rejected, please try to look at your transaction (deposit) history.
thanks for the advice, I'll try to trace it :)