Hi! I looking for some help. I have my Ada delegated through Yoroi Wallet. I am planing to open a Nami Wallet with the Yoroi seed phrase (for what I read this will be importing Yoroi to Nami if I understand correct). My question is: Will I need to undelegate my Ada before importing to Nami?
Thanks in advance
Nope, u will see in Nami same wallet from yoroi, with same delelgation
Cheers,
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Yes, should work.
But Nami is built differently from Yoroi. They only use one address of your wallet, while Yoroi (and all the others) use a lot of addresses (new ones for every transaction output and they offer you new ones to give out also, but you can give out the same address multiple times).
So, Nami will probably see a zero balance on first opening (with an information besides it that the real balance is higher).
If you just want to use Nami from time to time (like I do), you can move all assets/tokens/NFTs that you want to see in Nami and the Ada that you want to use in Nami to that first address by a simple transaction from your wallet to your wallet. You see the one and only address Nami uses in its receive tab and send to that.
If you want to use Nami a lot or nearly exclusively, you should move everything to that first address, but it will be very uncomfortable to use Yoroi in between, because it will always move funds away from that one and only address, when it generates a transaction. ccvault.io has a mode to be compatible with Nami and use one address only.
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which wallet do you find best to send tokens on Cardano - Nami, Eternl or Gero?
I use eternl
is it possible to send tokens (AGIX for example) with eternl
I don’t know, agix is not a cardano native tokens; I can’t confirmed 100% but I think can be sent to any cardano wallet (atm)
How did you acquire AGIX? I have AGIX in my eternl wallet but it was reflected there automatically when I used eternl to swap some ADA to AGIX in minswap.
If it is a Cardano native token, all Cardano wallet apps can manage it.
If it is not a Cardano native token, no Cardano wallet app can manage it.
The wallet apps do not have to implement support for specific tokens.
sent from Kucoin, but on Yoroi wallet, and I see it there, but cannot send it with Yoroi further
I can see my AGIX tokens both in Eternl and Daedalus wallet but as I said these were taken from minswap. I can’t however stake the tokens since in the SingularityNet website only Metamask and WalletConnect are supported for staking. From other forums, it seems there’s a plan by SingularityNet to extend this to Cardano wallets in the future.
I have no experience with Kucoin but it’s also not entirely clear in this post. Are you saying you can see AGIX in Yoroi but unable to send it to another wallet?
Then they obviously are Cardano native tokens.
As far as I understood it, AGIX exist on Cardano as well as Ethereum. The ones on Cardano can be received, managed, sent by all Cardano wallet apps. The question if one specific wallet app supports one specific token does not make much sense.
Either one of Yoroi’s usual problems or:
How much ADA do you have in that wallet?
On Cardano, all native tokens always have to be accompanied by a minimal amount of ADA. If Kucoin sent you the AGIX with the very minimum and you don’t have any other, you can’t send them further, since there won’t be enough ADA left after the transaction fee.
It seems to me the AGIX tokens in Kucoin are ERC-20 ethereum tokens. I have a feeling there’s no bridge yet to bridge that to Cardano so no you can’t send the tokens.
there were some discussions/tests in the past for erc-20 convertor… but I don’t know the status
Their blogpost https://blog.singularitynet.io/the-agix-erc-20-converter-bridge-is-live-fa90ccba061a says that their bridge https://bridge.singularitynet.io/ has been live since last April. …
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@casperBGD Have you tried the bridge site? I have a feeling Kucoin is not supported by the Bridge.
EDIT: If it’s not supported you can send the tokens to a supported bridge wallet then convert to Cardano token.
thanks for your help, yes, I can see it in Yoroi, but didn’t know how to send it further
but, eventually, I succeed with Yoroi, it has that option (just have to read manual how to use it)
solved, sent 
yes, sent to bridge eventually, and bridged to Ethereum network
it works very good, and process is done in ten minutes or so (you have to claim it with Ethereum wallet in the end, so some ETH is needed to complete transaction)