Unzureichendes Ethos für die Transaktion

If the arb and op are on their respective chains, you’d need eth on op and arb networks. Ledger supports both now so it depends on what chain you have them on. If on mainnet, gas has been pretty dang high.

First, did you create the accounts for ARB and OP on the Ledger using Ledger Live?

Also, make sure to verify what chain you used when you purchased / sent the tokens to your Ledger. Or, if you used Metamask with your Ledger, check the chains / network they are on. An example would be that you have ETH on the Ethereum Chain in your wallet, but your Arbitrum could be on the Arbitrum Network, which means you would need to purchase ETH on an exchange, and withdraw it from the exchange on the Arbitrum Network, not the Ethereum Network. Same thing goes for Optimism. Ethereum can be used on all of these networks. It appears that you have Eth on your Ethereum network, but your Arbitrum tokens are on your Arbitrum network, and you don’t have any Eth on your Arbitrum or Optimism networks to pay for the transaction fees. So just add the ETH token to each of those networks and send some to ETH to each of those networks, and you should be good. Also, make sure to look at the transaction so you know how much Eth it is using before you approve it on your Ledger…in case you don’t have enough.

Is the ARB and OP a token under the ETH network? That is how crypto transfers work unfortunetly. You need the coin to be able to transfer any token that is under it. Purchase $50 worth of ETH and transfer your tokens out. Afterwards, transfer the ETH out.

If your ARB and OP are ERC20 tokens then you MUST have ETH in available balance to pay for a network fee. That’s how blockchain works and those are blockchain rules! You must follow them and you cant skip them.

Also, use metamask instead for this type of transaction.

Hey, indeed as mentioned by the helpful community, if your ARB and OP are on their mainnet, which I assume they are, then you would require these tokens to pay for gas fees on their respective networks.