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JayJuanGee

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Quote from: sunny163 on August 01, 2017, 10:32:55 PM

Quote from: sunny163 on August 01, 2017, 10:32:10 PM

bitfinex also credited BCH

But question is still same when the trading pair BCH/USD or BCH/BTC is going to come on bitfinex

In the most recent announcement from Bitfinex, they are saying that they are "monitoring the fork" and they may create trading pairs SOON-ish ^tm maybe 24 hours or more....

They also took a 15% haircut from folks. I only got 85% of my equivalent BCH.. more socializing.. those fucks!!!!

Blamsud

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Quote from: Wipper5031 on August 01, 2017, 11:12:30 PM

anyone can advise me if android-based bitcoin wallet will provide Bitcoin cash balance? i used the app wallet that is developed by bitcoin developers

I'm also curious about this, My wallet haven't have any changes or confirmations about BCH , is Android app not applicable on receiving such like what I read on some desktop wallet.

Wipper5031

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anyone can advise me if android-based bitcoin wallet will provide Bitcoin cash balance? i used the app wallet that is developed by bitcoin developers

Sincere_

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Everyone should sit and read this. This is a must read thanks for the info

Quickseller

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Quote from: theymos on August 01, 2017, 02:51:39 PM

Quote from: warrior333 on August 01, 2017, 02:22:03 PM

How to determine what is bitcoin choose e-wallet if they do not misleading? The price in the purse is worth BTC. Maybe altcoins from BTC-splitting can be used only those who kept their savings offline on the computer?

Some e-wallets (eg. Coinbase) will have just destroyed or taken for themselves the BCH that you should've been entitled to. That's partly why we've been warning people to exit hosted wallets. Some others might still credit you your BCH later.

Coinbase has actually said they will make BCH available for withdrawal to their customers if they decide to "support" it in the future. Unfortunately this is not the case for other exchanges.

Quote from: theymos on August 01, 2017, 03:28:02 PM

Quote from: poordeveloper on August 01, 2017, 03:22:54 PM

Could he not import the private keys on the Bitcoin Cash client? I must be missing something here.

blockchain.info removed the ability to export private keys. You need to regenerate them from scratch using the deterministic wallet stuff.

You can follow the instructions in this document to export your private keys from your blockchain.info wallet. You can type Blockchain.MyWallet.wallet.hdwallet.accounts[0]._xpriv (and/or replace [/tt] with whatever number of your xpriv key you want exported) to export your xpriv key.

sunny163

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Quote from: sunny163 on August 01, 2017, 10:32:10 PM

bitfinex also credited BCH

But question is still same when the trading pair BCH/USD or BCH/BTC is going to come on bitfinex

sunny163

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bitfinex also credited BCH

Sithara007

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Quote from: pikotako on August 01, 2017, 09:48:06 PM

Thank you for sharing this summary/information. I did get some BCC from Bittrex

It seems like Bittrex has credited the users with BCC. But how long is it going to take for the trade option to appear?

Edit: My bad. it is possible to trade using BTC in Bittrex. I just logged in to Bittrex, and the BTC-BCH trade option is already there. Right now, the exchange rate is 1BCH = BTC0.18753959.

allanmta

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I got electrocash to work, just follow this discussion.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2059091.20

Mad7Scientist

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Thanks for the guide. You could also create a new user account on the computer. To summarize it simply:

1) Backup current wallet, to later be used for the Bitcoin Cash program.
2) Send all Bitcoins to a newly created address that is not in the backed up wallet. You may want to back up that wallet or save the private key of the newly created address separately so that all your eggs aren't in one basket if your hard drive breaks.
3) Create a new user account and make sure your operating system's security updates are current.
4) Install Bitcoin Cash in the new account. Run it and import the wallet that you backed up. Do not give it access to the new address that you sent your Bitcoins to! If Bitcoin Cash has a backdoor in it, it should be confined to that user account and it won't have access to the wallet that contains the address where you sent all your Bitcoins too.

freedomno1

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It's a little to risky to move the coins for the Bitcoin Cash assets until a simpler form of transaction is made, I'll let the brave and venturous take advantage of any trading premium and advantages that occur during the transition. I would be concerned about replay on the core keys for now given the replay risks.

That said thanks for giving the relative all clear Theymos it's good to know that we are safe yet again from the issues of the hard fork
and that community consensus was successful after all the drama with a bit of turbulence left.

pikotako

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Thank you for sharing this summary/information. I did get some BCC from Bittrex

GÜNther.Danish

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the strom seem to passed.

kano

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Anyone wanting the exact block numbers of the fork:

The last shared block before the fork was 478558 - 2017-08-01 13:16:49 UTC

The fork was at block 478559

Bitcoin's 478559 block was at 2017-08-01 13:23:34 UTC

Cashcow's 478559 block was much, much later

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20549684

Edit: thus any transactions you sent on Bitcoin that were confirmed in or after block 478559, have nothing to do with the other side of the fork.

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Quote from: JayJuanGee on August 01, 2017, 08:23:38 PM

Quote from: Bitgenius777 on August 01, 2017, 02:25:48 PM

July 2017 Was a bad month for some of us. Lost 50% of my total net worth. But learned a lot from the trauma. I am glad everything is back to normal.

Are you trolling?

If we are talking about bitcoin, then you need to explain how a loss of 50% could have happened because we entered July $2400/$2500 and exited bouncing between $2700 and $2900.. yeah there was a dip to $1830, but in the overall assessment, July was up for bitcoin holders, no? So, whatever you did seems particular to you, rather than any general bitcoin topic or even one that is related to this forking matter, no?

Oh, and regarding the forking matter, even though OP acknowledges that this fork seems to be transitioning fairly smoothly, it is way too early to see how some of these pricing matters are going to play out - and surely by the end of August, we will have some decent ideas - even though it appears that there are quite a few balls in the air for August...

Obviously he was holding shitcoins and probably bought at the peak (ETH). Either that or ICOs.

I'm dumping my BCH once I have a chance to figure out how to send it to an exchange. I want to pass on this hot potato and get a 15-20% increase on my bitcoin balance. That's a hell of a lot more than I thought it was going to be! I assumed max 5%.

TheGreatSpud

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I think we can all agre that we learned something these past two months! XDDD

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Quote from: allcryptos on August 01, 2017, 09:11:19 PM

The problem is when you received your BTC in your electrum wallet? It should before the split time.

Yes . it only works for BTC wallets that had BTC before the fork .

allcryptos

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Quote from: allanmta on August 01, 2017, 08:52:00 PM

I need help with claiming my BCC. I have tried the following...

1. Sent my btc to bittrex from electrum wallet (v. 2.8.3) - done
2. Exported my electrum wallet (private key) to .json file - done
3. Downloaded and installed electroncash 2.9.0 - done
4. created a new wallet in electroncash by importing the .json file fom my old electrum wallet. - not sure if i did this correctly but I am able to see my transaction history but the balance shows 0 mBCC.

Any help is appreciated.

Allan

The problem is when you received your BTC in your electrum wallet? It should before the split time.

allanmta

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Quote from: slimsteam.vip on August 01, 2017, 06:45:34 PM

Hello I followed this exactly and I did even see 20 BCC in my wallet but was showing a unconfirmed parent warning I closed the wallet and opened it again and the BCC coins disappeared, what can I do, import the keys? or have I been scammed by the software where can I see where the coins were sent too?

Or is there someone sort of delay?

The same thing happened to me. Did you figure this out yet?

allcryptos

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thank you so much for this guidence Cheesy

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