If I choose the Bitcoin (BTC) coin, but not choose the Bitcoin (BTC) network, is it possible? Is it works?
Don't do that. That's not Bitcoin. Bitcoin exists only on Bitcoin's blockchain. I know it seems tempting to use a network where Binance charges lower transaction fees, but the asset on BSC is just an altcoin. Withdraw your coins through the BTC network and consider using exchanges with lower withdrawal fees. If you are eager to learn and want to experience a real decentralized platform, check out
Bisq.
I generated new address. There are two:
- 1. address: 1392**************************1JSh (Coin: BTC) [Network: BTC - Bitcoin]
- 2. address (new): bc1q**********************************vn5t (Coin: BTC) [Network: SEGWITBTC - BTC {SegWit}]
Do I understand they can send me money to both addresses?
Do I have to tell the payer about the network or enough only one of my two addresses?
Anyone can send you Bitcoin to those two addresses. If it's Bitcoin you are after, there is no need to confuse the other party with alternative networks. May I ask why you are using Binance as a wallet? Do you want to exchange the coins you receive to those addresses for something else or what is your ultimate goal?
If you want a place to store your coins, it's much better to use a proper wallet such as
Electrum that gives you access to your private keys and seed words. Binance can freeze and close your account and any coins you deposit there are theirs. Electrum doesn't have access to your funds.