So is it live now? 
The rules are live (in a sense). The next step is to build a block greater than 1 MB in size, extending block #478558.
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The rules are live (in a sense). The next step is to build a block greater than 1 MB in size, extending block #478558.
So is it live now?
1 block left!!
Yes. Block #478558 should activate the UAHF rules.
Edit: And it's just arrived!
What bitcoin cash will plan the launch of the application for mobile users?
Best practices to be safe on the fork. Hopefully this will help some people that are still confused:
1- Wait until after the fork when a few BCC blocks have been mined. There is no hurry, you can wait a day, a week, e
tc. Copy the BTC private key where you have your BTC funds.
2- Move all your bitcoin BTC to a new wallet with a new private key. BCC has replay protection, so you will be able
to move your BTC without moving your BCC.
3- Wait until your Bitcoin BTC is confirmed in the new wallet. Be sure to complete steps 1-3 before moving to step 4
.
4- Install a Bitcoin Cash (BCC) wallet and enter the private keys of the original wallet (the wallet you just moved
your Bitcoin BTC out of). To be maximally safe, the BCC wallet should be installed on a different machine than the one
that has your new Bitcoin BTC wallet on it. You can find a list of BCC wallets on the Bitcoin Cash website.
5- This step isn’t necessary, but as a final step you may want to move your BCC to a new BCC wallet with a new priva
te key, just to help ensure you don’t mistake your BCC wallet address for the BTC address it used to be.
1- Wait until after the fork when a few BCC blocks have been mined. There is no hurry, you can wait a day, a week, e
tc. Copy the BTC private key where you have your BTC funds.
2- Move all your bitcoin BTC to a new wallet with a new private key. BCC has replay protection, so you will be able
to move your BTC without moving your BCC.
3- Wait until your Bitcoin BTC is confirmed in the new wallet. Be sure to complete steps 1-3 before moving to step 4
.
4- Install a Bitcoin Cash (BCC) wallet and enter the private keys of the original wallet (the wallet you just moved
your Bitcoin BTC out of). To be maximally safe, the BCC wallet should be installed on a different machine than the one
that has your new Bitcoin BTC wallet on it. You can find a list of BCC wallets on the Bitcoin Cash website.
5- This step isn’t necessary, but as a final step you may want to move your BCC to a new BCC wallet with a new priva
te key, just to help ensure you don’t mistake your BCC wallet address for the BTC address it used to be.
12:16. Lets see what happens...
1 block left!!
Guys I wish you a very soft splitting
Guys I wish you a very soft splitting
I have few on Bittrex, but trades are not active yet. Are we are going to wait that particular block now, or they gonna start trading before? We had chance to see few countdown timers, they were inaccurate or what?
The question is: how much of Bitcoin's hashrate will be put to looking for the first Bitcoin Cash block?
Hopefully very little.
https://pool.viabtc.com/pool/bcc/state/
Was ~17 Ph an hour ago. Now ~80 Ph, and rising.
Bitcoin Cash will launch in about five blocks.
You might have heard that the controversial fork is scheduled for 12:20 UTC on August 1, but the story is a little more complicated than that.
The launch doesn’t trigger right as a block is mined after that time. Rather, the activation is based on Median Time Past, which means that the median timestamp of the last 11 blocks must be over 12:20 UTC. In other words, six blocks need to be mined after the original block past that time.
At press time, the last two bitcoin blocks, mined by Bitfury and ViaBTC, were both under 1 MB.
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You might have heard that the controversial fork is scheduled for 12:20 UTC on August 1, but the story is a little more complicated than that.
The launch doesn’t trigger right as a block is mined after that time. Rather, the activation is based on Median Time Past, which means that the median timestamp of the last 11 blocks must be over 12:20 UTC. In other words, six blocks need to be mined after the original block past that time.
At press time, the last two bitcoin blocks, mined by Bitfury and ViaBTC, were both under 1 MB.
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still no fork?
1 hour to go (around 6 blocks):https://twitter.com/bitcoinholder/status/892364766110523392
More precisely: 6 blocks to go before we can start building a fork (around 1 hour).
Block 478553 was the first block with a timestamp past 12:20 UTC. If the next 6 blocks have timestamps past this point then the last of these blocks will have MTP past 12:20 UTC and we can start looking.
The question is: how much of Bitcoin's hashrate will be put to looking for the first Bitcoin Cash block?
Hopefully very little.
teach me how to dump
If by now if you dont know it then you dont need it. It takes so much fund to cause a dump
Still at block #478553.
Really curious about the hashrate of our new chain.
Really curious about the hashrate of our new chain.
I have 22 Bitcoin Cash. Someone is intrested in buying it? Whcih exchange i can sell, or only OTC?
How can you have them if the fork has not started yet??Still 1 hour. https://twitter.com/bitcoinholder/status/892364766110523392
I have 22 BTC on my Trezor so i also have 22 Bitcoin Cash or not?
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Isn't this all a bit anti-climactic?
Aren't you a little short for a Stormtrooper?
still no fork?
We've not started looking yet. Need a block with MTP >= 12:20pm UTC to start.
Bitcoin Cash Hard Fork
2017-08-01
The Bitcoin network will fork as soon as a block larger than 1MB has been produced as per the UAHF technical spec.
2017-08-01
The Bitcoin network will fork as soon as a block larger than 1MB has been produced as per the UAHF technical spec.
Yeah, that's just wrong.
https://cash.coin.dance/
Yes. I'm just saying that coin.dance is wrong on this one. They've misunderstood the spec to which they refer. An easy mistake to make, but a mistake nontheless.
so can we use our btc now and get bitcoin cash later , or need to wait little bit longer ?
At the very least, I'd wait until an actual fork has occurred. Anything you spend, may not necessarily end up on the BCC chain.
I have 22 Bitcoin Cash. Someone is intrested in buying it? Whcih exchange i can sell, or only OTC?
How can you have them if the fork has not started yet??Still 1 hour. https://twitter.com/bitcoinholder/status/892364766110523392
I have 22 BTC on my Trezor so i also have 22 Bitcoin Cash or not?
still no fork?
1 hour to go (around 6 blocks):https://twitter.com/bitcoinholder/status/892364766110523392
More precisely:
Block 478553 was the first block with a timestamp past 12:20 UTC. If the next
The question is: how much of Bitcoin's hashrate will be put to looking for the first Bitcoin Cash block?
Edit: At the time there were only 5 blocks to go.
still no fork?
We've not started looking yet. Need a block with MTP >= 12:20pm UTC to start.
Bitcoin Cash Hard Fork
2017-08-01
The Bitcoin network will fork as soon as a block larger than 1MB has been produced as per the UAHF technical spec.
2017-08-01
The Bitcoin network will fork as soon as a block larger than 1MB has been produced as per the UAHF technical spec.
Yeah, that's just wrong.
https://cash.coin.dance/
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