So when it will be forked? Block number?
Where can we get a wallet that supports Bitcoin2x?
Who is developer? Can you provide information about your team?
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SegWit: An optimization proposed by Bitcoin Core developer Pieter Wuille at the end of 2015, SegWit increases the volume of transactions that fit into each block without raising the block size parameter. Specifically, it also removes transaction malleability, an issue that once resolved could lead to a number of network improvements. You can read more about the technical specifics here and here.
So sorry, you said that we can find the technical specification on the link that said "here and here", but we can't have the info from it, since it's not a link. Please kindly check it. If my BTC is at segwit address, does this means this is still on the main chain?
Your main chain refer to Bitcoin (regardless of old or segwit)?
Thanks for the clarity
Yes. Both workYour main chain refer to Bitcoin (regardless of old or segwit)?
Thanks for the clarity
If my BTC is at segwit address, does this means this is still on the main chain?
Your main chain refer to Bitcoin (regardless of old or segwit)?
Thanks for the clarity
Yes. Both work Your main chain refer to Bitcoin (regardless of old or segwit)?
Thanks for the clarity
what are the chances that 2x will overtake cash
About 0%. 
What do you mean here ?
You must have Bitcoins on the main chain
I'm confused. Sorry , newbie for this.
Bitcoin 2x aims to replace BitcoinYou must have Bitcoins on the main chain
I'm confused. Sorry , newbie for this.
It's a long shot, Bitcoin cash and ethereum has not done it, they are even supported by huge personalities in the cryptosphere, I doubt if you can do it but let's see what this coin can offer in the table could be another Bitcoincash in the making but not the new Bitcoin.
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