ANN: UnitedBitcoin - UBTC - Launched in Silicon Valley on Dec 12, 2017 - page 8.

tclo

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Quote from: ddsantonz on January 01, 2018, 07:51:08 PM

Quote from: known-user on January 01, 2018, 07:43:56 PM

Quote from: ddsantonz on January 01, 2018, 07:41:09 PM

For people who keep their bitcoins on Trezor or ledger. Would there be a guide how to claim UB ?

probably not, also just one day left more or less to be able to participate.

I mean, when the distribution occurs - where would the UB coins go ?
I guess the real question is : How would people who have trezor/ledge access UB coins ?

The UB coins will be on the UB blockchain. They will be sitting there and you can access them with your private key.

So just figure out how to extract your BTC private key for that address and you can access your UB, once a wallet supports it, of course, and allows for private key sweep.

the artful bodger

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What does manual distribution of inactive addressess mean?

Quote from: united-bitcoin on December 18, 2017, 03:44:56 AM

This will be a fork of the Bitcoin blockchain, 1:1 ratio of active addresses, manual distribution of inactive addressess followed by the first cross-chain distribution of supported cryptocurrencies after January 3, 2018.

BrotherJ

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Quote from: tclo on December 31, 2017, 05:24:40 PM

I looked up some of my addresses at:

https://www.ub.com/explorer

And if I have a UBTC balance with that info, do I need to do anything else by Jan 3? I don't think so but not sure.

I would like to know as well.

united-bitcoin

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This is UnitedBitcoin

- Mining pool VVpool (http://www.vvpool.com/) added support for UBTC

ddsantonz

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Quote from: known-user on January 01, 2018, 07:43:56 PM

Quote from: ddsantonz on January 01, 2018, 07:41:09 PM

For people who keep their bitcoins on Trezor or ledger. Would there be a guide how to claim UB ?

probably not, also just one day left more or less to be able to participate.

I mean, when the distribution occurs - where would the UB coins go ?
I guess the real question is : How would people who have trezor/ledge access UB coins ?

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Quote from: ddsantonz on January 01, 2018, 07:41:09 PM

For people who keep their bitcoins on Trezor or ledger. Would there be a guide how to claim UB ?

probably not, also just one day left more or less to be able to participate.

ddsantonz

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For people who keep their bitcoins on Trezor or ledger. Would there be a guide how to claim UB ?

rafzalan

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Yobit withdrawal is suspended, could anyone add more details?

bspus

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I have some segwit addresses I would like to check but that explorer does not seem to recognize them

tclo

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I looked up some of my addresses at:

https://www.ub.com/explorer

And if I have a UBTC balance with that info, do I need to do anything else by Jan 3? I don't think so but not sure.

tclo

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Quote from: the artful bodger on December 30, 2017, 12:00:58 PM

Does that mean we have to move our bitcoins to a new address before 3rd January in order to claim UnitedBitcoin?

It means you have to have an outgoing transaction before Jan 3. You can send any amount to yourself and it should work. They are just trying to filter out dormant addresses like Satoshi's.

But the snapshot already happened, so unless you had a balance in that address on Dec 12, then won't matter.

adaseb

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Quote from: the artful bodger on December 30, 2017, 12:00:58 PM

Quote from: HarryPorter on December 29, 2017, 05:02:51 AM

edit:
oh.. just found out new rules are in this letter:

(1) did not receive UBTC in the first round; and

(2) had a Bitcoin balance at block 498,777 higher than 0.01 BTC; and

(3) had activity (outgoing) between block 494,000 and 501,878 (around 12th November 2017 to 3rd January 2018);

Does that mean we have to move our bitcoins to a new address before 3rd January in order to claim UnitedBitcoin?

Yes

the artful bodger

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Quote from: HarryPorter on December 29, 2017, 05:02:51 AM

edit:
oh.. just found out new rules are in this letter:

(1) did not receive UBTC in the first round; and

(2) had a Bitcoin balance at block 498,777 higher than 0.01 BTC; and

(3) had activity (outgoing) between block 494,000 and 501,878 (around 12th November 2017 to 3rd January 2018);

Does that mean we have to move our bitcoins to a new address before 3rd January in order to claim UnitedBitcoin?

Xandan

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Can it be confirmed here whether blockchain.info will support this fork or not. I don't see anything mentioned in this regard as my larger portion of my Bitcoins is there and I was sure like other previous fork it will also be supported by them. Will not be fine to release some list of exchanges which have shown interest in this fork ?

united-bitcoin

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This is UnitedBitcoin

- Coincoming.com exchange has announced it will enable UBTC trading on December 28: https://trade.coincoming.com/cms/pdetail?id=10145
- UBTC trading added on Shu Zi Bi exchange: https://www.shuzibi.com/trade/BTC/UBTC

bspus

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I'm starting to feel like an idiot here.

Supposedly, everything is explained on this page
https://www.ub.com/project/get

But in fact, it says almost nothing.
Where can I find that link to check if any of my addresses can claim ubtc? I'm actually not sure; I made some moves around that time from old standard addresses to new bech32.
I don't remember exactly when and I'd like to check what if any of them can claim before I start signing and sending stuff.

Where do I actually send whatever I need to send? A specific email address, an online form, what?

rafzalan

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Hi
I like this fork because it is backed by a team of professional devs, also its road-map is well written with special focus on smart contracts.
I have 2 comments:
1- Can I use any standard bitcoin paper wallet to create a new address?
2- I buy some from Yobit but up to now withdrawal is impossible, will be appreciated if team contact them and help to clear any possible issues.
@united-bitcoin

united-bitcoin

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This is UnitedBitcoin

New Electrum wallet released (v3.0.7), it can be released from our website at: https://www.ub.com/project/wallet or directly from our GitHub repository at: https://github.com/UnitedBitcoin/electrum/releases/

HarryPorter

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crypto = passion

on here https://www.ub.com/project/get we can read : "Due to this feedback, The UB team has changed the process. Bitcoin holders are not required to send Bitcoin from address A to address A or provide a TXID to prove ownership. This will simplify the user experience."

is that could mean they already decide to take community advice and make new rules during Phase 2 distribution ? Is it possible to claim UBTC by new method already?

if yes, what is the new procedure?

edit:
oh.. just found out new rules are in this letter:

(1) did not receive UBTC in the first round; and

(2) had a Bitcoin balance at block 498,777 higher than 0.01 BTC; and

(3) had activity (outgoing) between block 494,000 and 501,878 (around 12th November 2017 to 3rd January 2018);

now its clear.

Good luck to the UBTC team

adaseb

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Yes but if you need to contact them anyways with the TXid, why don't you just send them a signed message proving you are owner of the account.

With the huge transaction fees these days it seems like a waste to send balances back and forth.

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