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Hey folks, first time crypto buyer. Bought small amount of USDC (16$) via a bitcoin atm so that I can send it to my poker app to play some microstakes. When I tried to send it from my samsung wallet to my poker balance it says I did not have enough eth. After some googling it looks like I need to have some eth as gas fees, my own stupidity I should have checked how that works. I assumed the fee would just take from USDC. My question - does anyone know how to convert some of the USDC to eth? When I try and send it to eth wallet I need eth to cover the fees. If there is no way I will just have to wait until I can get to a bitcoin atm again. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Esteagee [link] [Kommentare]