ELI5 please:
Just logged in to my Poloniex account and realized that I had some ETC, if I had understood it right from other sources I have scrolled through this is because of I loaned my coins to someone during the hard fork.
So what can/should I do?
If I sell the ETCs, does this affect my actual amount of ETH coins I have on Poloniex, or are these completely separated from each other?
Can I sell the ETCs for profit without any retaliation, are these just given to med by Poloniex?
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fell over this
https://steemit.com/ethereum/@pauls/ethereum-fork-step-by-step-guide-to-safely-splitting-your-eth-etc
maybe that helps
question
the repay attack affects only prefork eth/etc or is it a risk for pastfork bought or sold eth or etc ?
https://steemit.com/ethereum/@pauls/ethereum-fork-step-by-step-guide-to-safely-splitting-your-eth-etc
maybe that helps
question
the repay attack affects only prefork eth/etc or is it a risk for pastfork bought or sold eth or etc ?
Hey guys, so now we get to be scared about these replay attacks!!
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
This is wrong
ETC must fork, ETH already is safe.
Vitalik statement:
This is completely technically wrong; ETH clients will accept no chain without block 1920k containing the fork transition
https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/757551562407473152
The guy he answered already deleted his post..... lol
But I did split and sent ETC to poloniex. Now I want to protect myself. I see the guides above and thanks for them but to be honest, they are a bit complicated for me. Can I just discard old account and create a new ETH account and withdraw there from an exchange. Will I then be safe from replay attacks? Thanks!
Hey guys, so now we get to be scared about these replay attacks!!
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
This is wrong
ETC must fork, ETH already is safe.
Vitalik statement:
This is completely technically wrong; ETH clients will accept no chain without block 1920k containing the fork transition
https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/757551562407473152
The guy he answered already deleted his post..... lol
Hey guys, so now we get to be scared about these replay attacks!!
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
This is wrong
ETC must fork, ETH already is safe.
Vitalik statement:
This is completely technically wrong; ETH clients will accept no chain without block 1920k containing the fork transition
https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/757551562407473152
The guy he answered already deleted his post..... lol
Hey guys, so now we get to be scared about these replay attacks!!
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
http://whysos3rious.com/index.php/2016/07/27/tutorial-how-to-access-your-etc-and-sell-it-for-eth-fight-back-and-profit/What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
eze111 1 point an hour ago
Here's another guide for Mist using Kraken's splitting contract recommended by Vitalik in his latest blog post.
https://steemit.com/ethereum/@pauls/ethereum-fork-step-by-step-guide-to-safely-splitting-your-eth-etc
https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/07/26/onward_from_the_hard_fork/
Hey guys, so now we get to be scared about these replay attacks!!
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
What's the best practice to save oneself from this? If I send all my ETH funds to an exchange, create new ETH wallet address, discard the old address and withdraw all of my funds to the new ETH address, is there any chance that I can be hit by one of these replay attacks?
Thanks
ETH backed by Microsoft 
etc backed by dao hacker
stop spamming your nonsens etc backed by dao hacker
stop misinforming
etc is suported by many normal people who have a brain and us it.
Next week we have LISK Classic. There is already a lot of talk around that topic. And then waves classic, ... LTC classic...
ETH backed by Microsoft
etc backed by dao hacker
stop spamming your nonsens etc backed by dao hacker
stop misinforming
etc is suported by many normal people who have a brain and us it.
ETC over 2x ETH volume on polo! Just felt right to crosspost.
lol a few more PnD with etc and the noobs will be the ones that lose out...watch out from some real butt hurt angry trolls on etc forum very soon
I think Ethereum is now rising compared to last year. We can see the price chart that ETH price goes up rather than before. Maybe on nearby time, ETH will be as high as BTC. We don't know. We can't predict the future price. But if we will calculate the price, maybe bitcoin will be dumped in nearby future. Because of the blocks that are mined, we are struggling hard to earn more rather than before. So if that is the case, we are looking forward to the new Altcoin called ETH. Goodluck Ethereum.
ETC over 2x ETH volume on polo! Just felt right to crosspost.
will the real chain please stand up.
will the real chain please stand up.
fatman was right....the etc guys are btc guys,lol
wait till they dump all the etc for btc....lol
I am a bitcoin extremist and nothing will beat bitcoin. But if there's a second coin it sure as hell won't be a mutable, centralized, premined
wait till they dump all the etc for btc....lol
I am wondering about the the point of this thread. Bitpop is a BTC purist and overt Ethereum Hater but now has a moderated thread advocating Eth Classic.
Are you actually promoting Eth Classic or do you have ulterior motives?
Are you actually promoting Eth Classic or do you have ulterior motives?
I am a bitcoin extremist and nothing will beat bitcoin. But if there's a second coin it sure as hell won't be a mutable, centralized, premined
It will die down. It's not like it's the first time there's drama in crypto.
Right, fork away the problems...again. never mind the principal of that mentality being self serving and disgusting, given enough time eventually you may be on the losing end of "the foundation's" fork because WE are in charge of this decentralized world computer that can't be tampered with shenanigans. What then? It seems like the people defending this bullshit are only interested in their own personal gain. Gotta protect my investment lol! What you fail to realize is this was doomed from the moment "the foundation" decided to try and rewrite history with their decentralized supercomputer that can't be tampered with..unless they lose money, then fuck all that we will fork our morals right out the goddamn window. Haa!! The ignorance is comedy gold. Keep,on forking everybody, you show that silly bitcoin how awesome you are! Silly crypto people...thinking the blockchain should not be fucked with...golly Mr garza, can I get some of them hashlets too lol!!!
Hey, Mrpuperiods hows your tanking coin feel now?
yea etc went down alot...40% so far, dont worry ill put up another buy wall and let u guys fomo buy high again 
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-vitalik-buterin-classic-blockchain/
Overall, the organization has elected to stand by the informal community voting that lead to the hard fork, executed roughly one week ago, while indicating it would not seek to hinder progress on any alternative ethereum projects, such as Ethereum Classic.
Buterin wrote:
"We recognize that the ethereum code can be used to instantiate other blockchains with the same consensus rules, including testnets, consortium and private chains, clones and spin-offs, and have never been opposed to such instantiations."
Further, Buterin encouraged the Ethereum Classic team to execute an additional hard fork that would guard its blockchain from ‘replay attacks’ by moving classic ethers, or the currency units on the alternative blockchain, to new accounts.
As i said very early.. its hilariously ironic that the "immutable" chain needs a hard fork to function properly and "safely".
Also the hacker has like 13% of the total supply if im not wrong.
apart from the smart guy that sold at 0.005 and can easily double up his etc, or buy back what he sold for 50% less and keep the noobs btc, either way ...welldone.
im curious how long they can just keep throwing away BTC lol i got more etc than when i began and more btc thanks too them,lol
Lol, that was me. I think i just posted it in the other thread.
ALL of my etc profits are going into ETH
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-vitalik-buterin-classic-blockchain/
Overall, the organization has elected to stand by the informal community voting that lead to the hard fork, executed roughly one week ago, while indicating it would not seek to hinder progress on any alternative ethereum projects, such as Ethereum Classic.
Buterin wrote:
"We recognize that the ethereum code can be used to instantiate other blockchains with the same consensus rules, including testnets, consortium and private chains, clones and spin-offs, and have never been opposed to such instantiations."
Further, Buterin encouraged the Ethereum Classic team to execute an additional hard fork that would guard its blockchain from ‘replay attacks’ by moving classic ethers, or the currency units on the alternative blockchain, to new accounts.
As i said very early.. its hilariously ironic that the "immutable" chain needs a hard fork to function properly and "safely".
Also the hacker has like 13% of the total supply if im not wrong.
apart from the smart guy that sold at 0.005 and can easily double up his etc, or buy back what he sold for 50% less and keep the noobs btc, either way ...welldone.
im curious how long they can just keep throwing away BTC lol i got more etc than when i began and more btc thanks too them,lol
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-vitalik-buterin-classic-blockchain/
Overall, the organization has elected to stand by the informal community voting that lead to the hard fork, executed roughly one week ago, while indicating it would not seek to hinder progress on any alternative ethereum projects, such as Ethereum Classic.
Buterin wrote:
"We recognize that the ethereum code can be used to instantiate other blockchains with the same consensus rules, including testnets, consortium and private chains, clones and spin-offs, and have never been opposed to such instantiations."
Further, Buterin encouraged the Ethereum Classic team to execute an additional hard fork that would guard its blockchain from ‘replay attacks’ by moving classic ethers, or the currency units on the alternative blockchain, to new accounts.
As i said very early.. its hilariously ironic that the "immutable" chain needs a hard fork to function properly and "safely".
Also the hacker has like 13% of the total supply if im not wrong.
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-vitalik-buterin-classic-blockchain/
Overall, the organization has elected to stand by the informal community voting that lead to the hard fork, executed roughly one week ago, while indicating it would not seek to hinder progress on any alternative ethereum projects, such as Ethereum Classic.
Buterin wrote:
"We recognize that the ethereum code can be used to instantiate other blockchains with the same consensus rules, including testnets, consortium and private chains, clones and spin-offs, and have never been opposed to such instantiations."
Further, Buterin encouraged the Ethereum Classic team to execute an additional hard fork that would guard its blockchain from ‘replay attacks’ by moving classic ethers, or the currency units on the alternative blockchain, to new accounts.
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