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Dear all,
Newbie in the Bitcoin world, and cannot understand how the Bitcoin wallets work, hope this is the correct place to post..

After I had bought some Bitcoin, I figured out that I needed a wallet, so I have created one.
And then the mystery starts, is it possible to transfer Bitcoin to the wallet after they are bought, and in case, how is this done? (have a Bread wallet)
And please, (I know it's a lot to ask for) explain in detail for dummies  :)

I have bought Bitcoins at Gdax (Coinbase) and Cex.io.

Thanks in advance

I am unfamiliar with the Bread wallet, but in most wallets you can go to something like "Receiving addresses" or something like that, where your wallet will give you a Bitcoin address that was generated by that wallet. Then you will need to go to your exchange and withdraw the funds (again unfamiliar with the exchanges), where you need to place your Bitcoin address where the exchange will send you your bitcoins.

Keep bitcoins on the exchange is dangerous, they allways attacked , so after buying it is better to display them on cold offline wallets, for example, Ledger Nano S, it is easy to use and is the most secure https://www.ledgerwallet.com/

using normal bank system you need bank money

in bitcoin you need wallet (bank)  bitcoin  (money)

Gdax (Coinbase) and Cex.io. is only exchange sites to get bitcoin and one of the famous way to get bitcoin

Best way to secure your bitcoins would be to get them
out of an exchange and buy a hard wallet such as Nano
Ledger S, copy the secret key in different places and
now you don't have to worry about your bitcoins as
long as you have a backup of your private key.

You don't need to make such expenses.
If you have small amount mobile wallet (f.e Bread) will be sufficient.
You just find receive adress let's find withdraw section in your exchange and paste your adress there.

It's very similar, find your Bitcoin address on Bread wallet, copy it and just use it for withdrawal from exchange. Can you tell me, which part of withdrawal from exchange to bitcoin waplet exactly isn't clear for you.
And I recomnend to read this thread about types of Bitcoin wallets and how to secure your funds:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0

I am not familiar with bread wallet but I highly recommend offline wallets such as USB or paper wallets. They are much safer than online wallets.

Now bitcoin is too expensive, large sums of money put offline wallet, small funds in online wallets

If you are holding Bitcoins you are already having a wallet as the address you are holding Bitcoins in is generated from a wallet.
To transfer the coins to a particular wallet you should first download a specific wallet in your PC/smartphone  and then generate  a BTC address and then transfer the coins to that address. I recommend Mycelium and Electrum as they are secure. After downloading the first thing you should do it create a backup of the wallet and keep the passphrase/private key in a safe place. After that receive the BTC in your wallet.

You can make use of various offline wallets to safe-keep your bitcoins. You can also opt for the hardware wallet which is the most secure type.

those are the wallets you recommend?

If you want your investment to be secured, especially if you are not going to check in a while, then you should have a hardware wallet where you can store them safely that it wouldn't decrease its value.

I lost my private key at least twice, when I kept it on my computer, my hard disk burned, and once I wrote it down, I lost the note paper. That's why I lost a lot of Bitcoin. I think now Bitcoin banks need to be opened.

Bitcoin was developed to be able to transfer money between people without banks...
If you do the necessary steps to secure your coins you'll be fine. Always keep your seed (the words generated with your address/wallet) at several safe places just to make sure that you have backup if you are in need.  But first of all, read and learn, to understand the basics of the whole thing and the risks you have to face in order to save your funds. Do your own research and ask for help from the community.
Keep your coins safe as you would keep your real money in real life.

Secure it in different wallet like blockchain,mycelium or in hardwallet actually i use 5 wallet for the security of my btc because their have private keys another thing always save the keys for more good i think also if your newbie read some topics here in beginners and help there's a lot of knowledge about crypto you can learn while you earn by doing that kind of move.

There are quite a few ways to store your bitcoin on the wallet because the current types of purses have very high security. You can choose from online wallet (Coinbase, Blockchain), offline (Electrum, mycelium), hardware wallet (Trezos, Nanos) ... These wallets have private key and security system. Same high, remember not to share your private key to anyone because you can lose everything.

It's quite simple actually, just send the bitcoin to the public address you newly created and you are all set. Depending on how much you paid for the fee, the money will get to you faster or slower.

yes, i agree with you, and i also keep in some wallet, i think, without using security jug our wallet will be safe, with note. we do not forget to delete the password after opening the wallet. because many people forget to remove the password again, and this will be exploited by hackers.
keep in mind little things can also make your bitcoin lost.

Yes of course you can transfer from exchanger to your personnal wallet but the fee will be applicble.
Make sure you know the time of transaction like recently the transction is very slow so dont make yourself worry if the transction confirm very slow.

Correction; The fees are extremely expensive, and transactions are slow.

So no, if you want to avoid transaction fees, you are not going to find anything that suits to you, because all the wallets, doesn't matter if it is a segwit one, or whatever it is , will let you send TX's with less than $2 worth of fees.

Good luck with that.

1, first of all for your Mac or Windows system, download the appropriate version of the bitcoin wallet, you can choose Copay or other brands.
2, follow the software prompts to register and fill in your information, and save it to ensure the safety of information.
Congratulations, you now have a private bitcoin wallet. It's that easy, download, and sign up.

OP, you should learn about Bitcoin BEFORE you invest in it. Risk that you lose your money is high.

Edit: You can start here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page