> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wizz.cash/wizz-wallet/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wizz.cash/wizz-wallet/bihelix-and-rgb/faq.md).

# FAQ

1. What addresses can receive $jerry and $RNA? \
   Answer: Currently, only the m/84'/0'/0'/9/0 and m/86/1/0/9/0/0 address paths support receiving RGB assets. The standard path m/84'/0'/0'/9/0 is recommended by default. If you're importing from a TokenPocket wallet, select m/86/1/0/9/0/0. 
2. Do I need to transfer BTC to my wallet before receiving the airdrop? \
   Answer: Yes, you do. Please refer to the "[Receiving RGB Assets](/wizz-wallet/bihelix-and-rgb/receive-rgb-assets.md#er-transfer-btc)" guide for detailed steps. 
3. Why do I need to transfer BTC before receiving the airdrop? \
   Answer: This is related to the design of the RGB protocol, where BTC is required for the "coloring" process to represent RGB-related assets.
4. When can I transfer $jerry? \
   Answer: Currently, Wizz Wallet supports the display of RGB assets. A new version supporting RGB asset transfers will be released soon. Please stay tuned for official announcements for the latest updates.
5. I used a bc1p address to receive $jerry. What should I do? \
   Answer: If RGB assets were mistakenly sent to an address with a different path, you can currently only view them but not transfer them. However, transferring non-RGB protocol assets from that wallet address will not result in the loss of RGB assets, so there’s no need to worry.
6. What are the $jerry airdrop rules? \
   Answer: Please check the official Jerry website: <https://jerrysbox.xyz/>.


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