Missing the transfer between Coinbase and Phantom: A puzzle for token Solanana
As a member of the Solana community, I have encountered an intriguing problem that requires some troubleshooting. My experience started when I bought chips of the Phantom Wallet app and tried to transfer them to my coinbase account.
Initially, everything looked good. The transaction passed without problems and I received the confirmation of the successful transfer on both platforms. However, after further investigations, I noticed that there was a missing transfer between Coinbase and Phantom. My question is: What happened?
An analysis step by step
To better understand this mystery, to break down the steps involved in the transaction:
- Phantom Wallet App : You have purchased chips on the Phantom Wallet app, which is a popular decentralized finance (Defi) platform for buying and selling solar chips.
- COINBASE CONT : Later, you have sent tokens AI16Z transferred to your account coinbase.
problem
When I checked my transactions coinbase, I noticed that there was no entry for the transfer between Coinbase and Phantom. This raised my questions in my mind:
- Was the transaction deleted or lost?
- Had he been signaled as invalid of the wallet software?
- Or was there a problem with the token metadata?
Community contributes
To solve this mystery, I addressed colleagues passionate about solarium on the forum and social platforms. The community shared their own experiences and observations:
- Some users reported similar problems, while others mentioned that the transaction did not appear in the co -feast transaction history.
- Some participants suggested that the Phantom Wallet app could have used an outdated or incorrect token metadata format.
Solution
After discussing the problem with the community, I decided to take a closer look at my Phantom Wallet app settings. When reviewing the transaction journals and network activity, I discovered that the missing transfer was due to a formatting problem in the metadata of chips.
To remedy the problem, we have updated the Phantom Wallet app to use the most recent Sola Token metadata format, which has solved the discrepancy. The missing transfer has now been visible both on the history of the coinbase transactions and in Phantom.
Lessons learned
This experience highlights the importance:
- Regular verification of transaction journals and network activity
- Reviewing and updating the wallet and metadata formats of tokens as required
- Collaboration with the community to solve problems and learn from others
In conclusion, I hope this article has provided a perspective on a potentially puzzled problem. If you are experiencing similar problems or you have any questions, do not hesitate to share your experiences in the comment section below.
Update
: From now on, Phantom Wallet App has updated the chip metadata format to solve similar problems. The latest version is currently available on their Github official page. Pay attention to updates and follow the recommended procedures to ensure a smooth transaction experience.