Freebitco is a popular platform that allows users to earn bitcoin by completing simple tasks such as rolling a dice or playing games. However, once you have earned your bitcoin on Freebitco, you may want to transfer it to a blockchain wallet for safer storage and easier management. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of transferring your bitcoin from Freebitco to a blockchain wallet step by step.
Prerequisites
Before we begin, make sure that you have the following:
A Freebitco account with some bitcoin balanceA blockchain wallet (e.g., MyEtherWallet, MetaMask)Knowledge of the public key and private key of your blockchain wallet
Step 1: Withdraw Bitcoin from Freebitco
The first step is to withdraw your bitcoin from Freebitco. To do this, log in to your Freebitco account and navigate to the “Withdraw” page. Select “Bitcoin” as the withdrawal method and enter the amount you want to withdraw. You will also need to provide your bitcoin address, which is a unique identifier that allows you to receive bitcoin payments.
Once you have entered the necessary information, click on the “Withdraw” button to initiate the transfer. Freebitco may take some time to process your request and verify your identity. Once the transfer has been confirmed, you will see the bitcoin in your Freebitco balance.
Step 2: Copy Public Key to Clipboard
The next step is to copy the public key of your blockchain wallet to your clipboard. The public key is a unique identifier that allows others to send bitcoin to your wallet without knowing your private key. You can find your public key by logging in to your blockchain wallet and navigating to the “Account” or “Receive” page.
Copy the entire string of characters that appears under “Public Address” or “Receive Address’. Make sure not to include any spaces, line breaks, or special characters.
Step 3: Paste Public Key into Freebitco Withdrawal Form
Now that you have copied the public key of your blockchain wallet, go back to the Freebitco withdrawal form and paste it in the “Pay to” field. Make sure that the public key is pasted correctly and that there are no typos or errors.
If you accidentally copy the wrong public key, Freebitco will send your bitcoin to a different wallet, which you will not be able to recover. Double-check that you have copied the correct public key before proceeding.
Step 4: Confirm Transaction and Wait for Bitcoins to Arrive
Once you have pasted the public key into the Freebitco withdrawal form, click on the “Withdraw” button to confirm the transaction. Freebitco will verify the transaction details and may take some time to process it.
During this time, keep an eye on your blockchain wallet to ensure that the bitcoin has been received successfully. You should see a new balance in your wallet with the amount of bitcoin you transferred from Freebitco.
If you do not see the bitcoin in your wallet after some time, there may be an issue with the transaction. Check the Freebitco website for any error messages or delays and contact their support team if necessary.
Case Study: Transferring Bitcoin from Freebitco to MyEtherWallet
Let’s take a look at a real-life example of how to transfer bitcoin from Freebitco to MyEtherWallet, a popular blockchain wallet that supports multiple cryptocurrencies.
Step 1: Withdraw Bitcoin from Freebitco
We will start by withdrawing some bitcoin from Freebitco using the same process as described in Step 1 above. Once we have confirmed the withdrawal, we will see the bitcoin in our Freebitco balance.
Step 2: Copy Public Key to Clipboard
Next, we will copy the public key of our MyEtherWallet wallet to our clipboard. We can find our public key by logging in to MyEtherWallet and navigating to the “Account” page.
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Step 4: Confirm Transaction and Wait for Bitcoins to Arrive
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