Topic: Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin Gold Wallets (Read 99 times)
BTC forks seem only good at the start so sometimes they have very low prices than BTC prices which greatly surpass anything else.
I think you can use Atomic Wallet to store Bitcoin SV. After I saw some wallets like Trust Wallet, don't support Bitcoin SV. Maybe you can learn first before making a deposit in the Atomic wallet. https://atomicwallet.io/prices
Apart from that, you can also stake certain coins. Hold coins while waiting for the price to increase, and profit from staking results.
Apart from that, you can also stake certain coins. Hold coins while waiting for the price to increase, and profit from staking results.
If you have no intention of investing in bitcoin sv then look for the right way to sell it, which market do you think is good and the selling value is high and do it immediately
I would not want to keep bitcoin sv on the Electrum SV wallet. Where could i send the bitcoin sv to.. for storage? Or send it to an exchange and keep it there or sell it?
Thanks.
If you don't want to keep bitcoin sv then the obvious choice is to sell them on exchanges where you can dump that as quick as you can. Don't think of exchanges as a place to store your altcoins or any crypto that you have in your stash. They're not the place of storing. If you want to keep it and you think that you can a little bit higher profit from it, it's easy to know where you can store it through its supported wallets. Thanks.
I still have to claim my bitcoin gold and bitcoin sv from a while back. Was told because i had btc in electrum when the forks happen, have to download ElectrumG and Electrum SV to claim each of them. I already claimed my BCH from electroncash a while back and moved them to my nano ledger.
Now i know if i claim bitcoin gold, i could send it to nano ledger as they support that coin so i could store it there. But what about bitcoin sv? I would not want to keep bitcoin sv on the Electrum SV wallet. Where could i send the bitcoin sv to.. for storage? Or send it to an exchange and keep it there or sell it?
Thanks.
Now i know if i claim bitcoin gold, i could send it to nano ledger as they support that coin so i could store it there. But what about bitcoin sv? I would not want to keep bitcoin sv on the Electrum SV wallet. Where could i send the bitcoin sv to.. for storage? Or send it to an exchange and keep it there or sell it?
Thanks.
BTC forks seem only good at the start so sometimes they have very low prices than BTC prices which greatly surpass anything else.
I recently used Coinomi to access and sell Bitcoin forks. It supports BTG, BSV and a few more
Personally I sold the forks. I don't see a big future for them. I'd prefer ETH or some other different Top100 crypto. I think the BTC forks are only good for some quick pump and dump in bull markets like now
Personally I sold the forks. I don't see a big future for them. I'd prefer ETH or some other different Top100 crypto. I think the BTC forks are only good for some quick pump and dump in bull markets like now
I still have to claim my bitcoin gold and bitcoin sv from a while back. Was told because i had btc in electrum when the forks happen, have to download ElectrumG and Electrum SV to claim each of them. I already claimed my BCH from electroncash a while back and moved them to my nano ledger.
Now i know if i claim bitcoin gold, i could send it to nano ledger as they support that coin so i could store it there. But what about bitcoin sv? I would not want to keep bitcoin sv on the Electrum SV wallet. Where could i send the bitcoin sv to.. for storage? Or send it to an exchange and keep it there or sell it?
Thanks.
Now i know if i claim bitcoin gold, i could send it to nano ledger as they support that coin so i could store it there. But what about bitcoin sv? I would not want to keep bitcoin sv on the Electrum SV wallet. Where could i send the bitcoin sv to.. for storage? Or send it to an exchange and keep it there or sell it?
Thanks.
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