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Thankyou.  As for openmuse I couldn't find that on CCEDK


OpenMuse does it a bit different. They handle the entire transaction inside the client via the Deposit/Withdraw screens. On/off ramps, bridges, and client integrations are all at different stages of refinement. It's a bit rough at first but not too bad.

Well, I wouldn't call it rough.  The gateway integration with the client is pretty slick as it is.
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Thankyou.  As for openmuse I couldn't find that on CCEDK


OpenMuse does it a bit different. They handle the entire transaction inside the client via the Deposit/Withdraw screens. On/off ramps, bridges, and client integrations are all at different stages of refinement. It's a bit rough at first but not too bad.

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Thankyou.  As for openmuse I couldn't find that on CCEDK

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You need to go here: https://blocktrades.us/ and select trade.muse from the one dropdown and MUSE in the other. Once you've done it once you can use the memo value to do repeated transactions.

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There is a tab in the wallet called "Deposit/Withdraw". With that you can utilize an on/off ramp service such as CCEDK to exchange a token on one chain for a token on the other.

Is it OpenMUSE or similar that you have on the BTS chain?
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I would like to send muse from my bitshares wallet to my muse wallet.  What is the best way to do this?  Neither wallet recognize the other.