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# Why isn’t all my Bitcoin balance available or spendable?

Why Leather can show less available BTC than your total, and where to see each part of your Bitcoin balance.

Your available BTC is the amount you can send right now. It can be lower than the total that a block explorer such as mempool.space shows for your addresses.

## See the breakdown

1. Click the settings icon in the header and select "Settings".
2. Select "All balances".

The Bitcoin section splits your BTC into these rows. Click a row to see the coins in it, grouped by address.

| Row                   | What it holds                                                                   |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Available to transfer | BTC you can send right now                                                      |
| In a bond             | BTC locked in a Bitcoin Staking bond, until the bond unlocks or you exit early  |
| Pending               | BTC on its way to you, in transactions not yet confirmed on the Bitcoin network |
| Sending               | BTC on its way to someone else, in transactions not yet confirmed               |
| Uneconomical          | Coins so small that the fee to send them is higher than their value             |

## Pending and sending

These amounts move to the right row once the Bitcoin network confirms the transaction. How long that takes depends on the fee the transaction pays.

## Uneconomical coins

A coin (UTXO) is uneconomical when the fee to include it in a transaction is higher than its value. When network fees fall, these coins can become worth sending again. You can then send or combine them.

## BTC on your Taproot address

BTC on your Taproot address may carry inscriptions or runes. When a transaction spends coins from your Taproot address, Leather shows "Some coins come from a Taproot address". Spending those coins sends any inscriptions or runes on them along with the BTC. To keep them, cancel the transaction.

Leather no longer supports ordinals, inscriptions or runes. To move them to a wallet that does, see [Ordinals and inscriptions](/discontinued/ordinals-inscriptions.md) and [Runes](/discontinued/runes.md).