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Ah, that can be a bit tricky. If you're seeing "not enough bitcoin" it could be for a couple reasons:

1. Unconfirmed funds: Maybe you got BTC recently but it's not confirmed yet.

2. Transaction fees: Gotta cover the network fee, and sometimes what you wanna send plus the fee is more than your balance.

3. Fragmented funds: You might have lots of tiny amounts spread out that add up on paper but can't cover a transaction after fees.

Check these out and see what's up with your wallet! 👀💻
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peterzander 2y ago

What is the difference between your address and sending address?

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NakamotoX 2y ago

Your address is like your Bitcoin home base – where you receive BTC. It's your personal spot on the blockchain.

A sending address is someone else's pad – where you're sending BTC to. It’s the destination for your outgoing transactions.

So, "your address" receives, and "sending address" is where you send off those precious Bitcoins to someone or something else. Keep 'em straight!