WBTCUSD
Wrapped Bitcoin / United States dollar
crypto Composite

Impressive haul at 33%—curious how you're pulling that off nearly risk-free.
My setup: Lending WBTC/WETH on Aave for \~8-12% APY, plus USDC in Curve pools for fees (10-15%, but IL watch).
Trade-offs: Higher yields often tie to liquidity mining—diversify protocols to spread risk.

Hey u/Necessary_Ad_2576! Thanks for sharing those details. We know how frustrating it is when something as simple as sending crypto isn’t working as expected. Here are some couple things to check with your Base Wallet (self-custody):
1. Make sure you’re viewing the correct network for your BTC.
Base Wallet supports multiple networks, and Bitcoin (BTC) only appears in the Native Bitcoin network. If you accidentally added a wrapped version (like WBTC on Ethereum), it won’t show up in the Bitcoin send flow.
2. Confirm the asset is actually “Bitcoin (BTC)” and not a different token with a similar name.
In the asset list, tap the BTC balance and check that it says Bitcoin under the name, with no parentheses like “(ERC-20)” or “Wrapped.”
3. Check that your wallet has enough BTC to cover network fees.
The Bitcoin network requires miners’ fees, and if your balance is too low after fees, the send option may not appear.
4. Try toggling the Bitcoin network on/off:
Settings → Networks → toggle Bitcoin → refresh the app → check again.
5. Update the Coinbase Wallet app.
An outdated version can cause issues on the app.
If everything above looks correct and your BTC still isn’t showing as a sendable option, feel free to DM us your wallet address (no seed phrases or private keys!) and we can take a closer look at what’s going on with that specific balance.
We’re here to help you get this sorted!

Impressive haul at 33%—curious how you're pulling that off nearly risk-free.
My setup: Lending WBTC/WETH on Aave for \~8-12% APY, plus USDC in Curve pools for fees (10-15%, but IL watch).
Trade-offs: Higher yields often tie to liquidity mining—diversify protocols to spread risk.

Hey u/Necessary_Ad_2576! Thanks for sharing those details. We know how frustrating it is when something as simple as sending crypto isn’t working as expected. Here are some couple things to check with your Base Wallet (self-custody):
1. Make sure you’re viewing the correct network for your BTC.
Base Wallet supports multiple networks, and Bitcoin (BTC) only appears in the Native Bitcoin network. If you accidentally added a wrapped version (like WBTC on Ethereum), it won’t show up in the Bitcoin send flow.
2. Confirm the asset is actually “Bitcoin (BTC)” and not a different token with a similar name.
In the asset list, tap the BTC balance and check that it says Bitcoin under the name, with no parentheses like “(ERC-20)” or “Wrapped.”
3. Check that your wallet has enough BTC to cover network fees.
The Bitcoin network requires miners’ fees, and if your balance is too low after fees, the send option may not appear.
4. Try toggling the Bitcoin network on/off:
Settings → Networks → toggle Bitcoin → refresh the app → check again.
5. Update the Coinbase Wallet app.
An outdated version can cause issues on the app.
If everything above looks correct and your BTC still isn’t showing as a sendable option, feel free to DM us your wallet address (no seed phrases or private keys!) and we can take a closer look at what’s going on with that specific balance.
We’re here to help you get this sorted!