Two routes
Motion explainer From your money to BMB: two routes
In MobickOne: 3 WBMB becomes…?
Explainer From your money to BMB: two routes
1 / 6 · Start
It always starts from accounts in your name — Your own money goes into your own exchange account
Holding
Cash
Network
Bank → exchange
Check
In your name
2 / 6 · My wallet
Buy BNB to transfer, send it to your wallet — Just a way across to BSC, not a holding · only to a wallet registered as yours
Holding
BNB
Network
BNB Smart Chain
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Your registered wallet
3 / 6 · Uniswap
Swap to WBMB on Uniswap — Find the token by address, not name — 0x9E4c…4C86
Holding
WBMB
Network
BNB Smart Chain
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Token address
4 / 6 · Predict
Swap 3 WBMB to BMB in MobickOne. You get…?
Think first, then show the answer
Answer: 3 BMB (1:1).
1:1 — exactly 3 — MobickOne (the operator) holds BMB and hands out the same amount of WBMB, so the swap doesn’t move with the price
Holding
BMB
Network
Mobick mainnet
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1 : 1
5 / 6 · Route B
Route B goes through LBank — Send a transfer coin, buy on BMB/USDT, then move BMB to your wallet
LBank isn’t registered in Korea — Use it only to trade; don’t leave funds there
Holding
BMB
Network
Tron (TRC20)
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Recipient: you
6 / 6 · Recap
Either way, both ends are yours — Follow the steps below, and rehearse in the Lab first
Holding
BMB
Network
Mobick mainnet
Check
In your name
Read the script — full text
- Start. It always starts from accounts in your own name. Your own money goes into your own exchange account.
- My wallet. Buy B N B to transfer, and send it to your own wallet. It's just a way across to B S C, not something to hold. Send it only to a wallet registered as yours.
- Uniswap. Swap to W B M B on Uniswap. Find the token by its official address, not by its name.
- Predict. Your turn to predict. You swap three W B M B to B M B in Mobick One. How many do you get? Answer: 3 BMB (1:1). One to one. Exactly three. Mobick One holds the B M B and hands out the same amount of W B M B, so the swap doesn't move with the price.
- Route B. Route B goes through LBank, an overseas exchange. Send a transfer coin, buy on the B M B, U S D T market, then move the B M B to your own wallet. LBank isn't registered in Korea. Use it only to trade, and don't leave funds there.
- Recap. Either way, both ends are in your own name. Follow the steps below, and rehearse in the Lab first.
The narration is synthesized speech.
| Route A · Uniswap + MobickOne | Route B · LBank | |
|---|---|---|
| Path | Your exchange → your wallet (e.g. Trust Wallet) → Uniswap on BSC → MobickOne | Your exchange → LBank → your wallet |
| Extra exchange account | None | LBank account with KYC |
| Where it works | Anywhere your exchange sends BNB or USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) | Not in countries LBank excludes (e.g. US, Canada, mainland China) |
| Depth (22 Oct 2026) | WBMB/MOVN pool ≈ $235k, ≈ $14k traded a day | BMB/USDT ≈ $30k traded a day |
You can rehearse each transfer on practice screens: Lab · Transfer practice.
Route A · Uniswap + MobickOne
- Buy BNB (or USDT on BEP20) on your local exchange as a transfer coin Only what you will swap plus a little for gas — it’s a way to reach BSC, not an investment.
- Send it to your own wallet on BNB Smart Chain Network BSC / BEP20. Small test first. Keep a little BNB for gas — every action on BSC costs BNB.
- Swap to WBMB on Uniswap Open app.uniswap.org in your wallet’s browser, choose BNB Chain and find the token by address:
0x9E4c611B834672c3643D9818249366bf65ae4C86. If the price impact is above 1–2%, swap less. - Send WBMB to MobickOne and swap to BMB MobickOne → Receive → Wrapped BMB; then Swap → WBMB → BMB, 1:1, 0.01–200 per swap. MobickOne’s own swap also covers WBMB ↔ MOVN.
- Check on the explorer Find your BMB address on blockchain.mobick.info.
Motion explainer A swap across three pools
From BNB to WBMB: $20,000 in one swap?
Explainer A swap across three pools
1 / 5 · Route
BNB to WBMB crosses three pools — Uniswap chains the pools for you
Pool depth
shallow sets it
2 / 5 · Depth
Each pool has its own depth — The last two hold about $240k each — the shallow pools set the price
Pool depth
shallow sets it
3 / 5 · Predict
Swap $20,000 at once. Price impact…?
Think first, then show the answer
Answer: about 27% (illustration).
About 27% — a big slide — When the trade is large for the pool, you receive much less WBMB
Pool depth
shallow sets it
Price impact
$20,000 → about 27%
4 / 5 · Smaller
The same route at $1,000: about 1.7% — If the confirmation screen shows more than 1–2%, swap less
Pool depth
shallow sets it
Price impact
$1,000 → about 1.7%
5 / 5 · Recap
Three checks before a swap — Token address · price impact · approval amount
Pool depth
shallow sets it
Price impact
$1,000 → about 1.7%
Read the script — full text
- Route. From B N B to W B M B, the swap crosses three pools. Uniswap chains the pools for you. You never have to pick the route.
- Depth. Each pool has its own depth. The last two hold about two hundred forty thousand dollars each. The shallow pools set the price.
- Predict. Your turn to predict. You swap twenty thousand dollars at once. How big is the price impact? Answer: about 27% (illustration). About twenty seven percent. A big slide. When the trade is large for the pool, you receive that much less W B M B.
- Smaller. The same route at one thousand dollars: about one point seven percent. If the confirmation screen shows more than one or two percent, swap less.
- Recap. Three checks before a swap. The token address, the price impact, and the approval amount.
The narration is synthesized speech.
Pool depth: GeckoTerminal, 22 Oct 2026. Price impact is a constant-product illustration without fees; Uniswap’s confirmation screen is what counts.
Selling is the reverse: BMB → WBMB in MobickOne → your wallet → Uniswap → BNB or USDT (BEP20) → your local exchange, if it accepts that network → your own bank account.
Route B · LBank
First check that LBank serves your country: its User Service Agreement excludes, among others, the United States, Canada, mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and sanctioned countries. Never use a VPN or false details to get around it.
- Buy USDT on your local exchange
- Copy your LBank deposit address Choose a network your exchange can also send on (TRC20, BEP20, Solana…). A different network can lose the coins for good.
- Withdraw to LBank Same network, pasted address, recipient yourself, destination LBank. Small test first.
- Buy BMB on BMB/USDT with a limit order Volume is thin.
- Move BMB to your own wallet One network (Mobick mainnet). Fee 0.015 BMB, minimum 0.01 BMB.
Rules that apply almost everywhere
General guidance, not legal or tax advice.
Motion explainer The travel rule — a name tag goes along
Under the travel rule: Receive in a family member’s name?
Explainer The travel rule — a name tag goes along
1 / 4 · Name tag
A name tag travels with your coins — sender and recipient — today for ₩1M or more
Tag required for
₩1M or more
To a personal wallet
your registered wallet
Recipient
you
2 / 4 · 19 Feb 2027
From 19 February 2027 (in Korea): every amount — Personal wallets and overseas exchanges by risk — usually only to yourself
Tag required for
every amount
To a personal wallet
only to yourself
Recipient
you
3 / 4 · Predict
Is it fine to receive in a family member’s name?
Think first, then show the answer
Answer: no. The recipient is always you.
No — the recipient is always you — Using someone else’s name can count as moving other people’s money, and accounts can be frozen
Tag required for
every amount
To a personal wallet
only to yourself
Recipient
you
4 / 4 · Splitting
Don’t split transfers either — Splitting under the threshold is a classic red flag
Tag required for
every amount
To a personal wallet
only to yourself
Recipient
you
Read the script — full text
- Name tag. A name tag travels with your coins. The sender and the recipient. In Korea today, for one million won or more.
- 19 Feb 2027. Every amount, from February nineteenth, twenty twenty-seven. Personal wallets and overseas exchanges go by risk, usually only when you send to yourself.
- Predict. Your turn to predict. Is it fine to receive in a family member's name? Answer: no. The recipient is always you. No. The recipient is always you. Using someone else's name can count as moving other people's money, and accounts can be frozen.
- Splitting. Don't split transfers either. Splitting under the threshold is a classic red flag.
The narration is synthesized speech.
- Tax — selling or swapping crypto is usually taxable; keep the date, amount and price of every trade.
- Foreign accounts — some countries require reporting accounts at foreign exchanges.
- Travel rule — under FATF’s standard, exchanges pass sender and recipient details with transfers. Answer truthfully: yourself.
- No splitting, no carrying for others — both are classic money-laundering signs.
- No coordinated trading — agreeing with others to push a price is market manipulation.
Stop if…
- someone offers to buy for you, or asks you to send, receive or convert money for them
- someone asks you to split a transfer into smaller amounts
- you are asked to name someone else as the recipient
- the network differs between screens, or a required memo or tag is empty
- the Uniswap token address differs from the official one
Check yourself
Get them right to add a block to your chain
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Q1How do you find WBMB on Uniswap safely?
Fake tokens copy names. Match the address 0x9E4c…4C86 with official sources.
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Q2Your exchange asks who receives a withdrawal to your own wallet. What do you answer?
The travel rule sends sender and recipient details along. Moving funds between your own accounts, the recipient is you.
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Q3Someone asks you to split a transfer into small amounts. What should you do?
Structuring transfers is a classic money-laundering sign and can freeze your accounts.
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