Topic: BTC Gold Fork Wallet - page 5. (Read 16180 times)

Any wallet that gives you a private key! Very simple. Ledger Nano S, Jaxx, Electrum..
Just do NOT keep your BTC on an exchange because if you do so you expose yourself to the risk of depending from the exchange's honesty. Bittrex did actually give bitcoin cash to bitcoin holders but I wouldn't take that risk.

No update on where to keep BTC to benefit from the fork yet. Dont know why so much confusion. if noone is honoring Gold, why should we care. I have just invested back to alts.

The tweets are probably just FUD, I think it will be somewhat chilly in hell before BTG is cancelled.
One other thing they mentioned on the web site, although they don't make it quite clear, is that there are pools alread available for mining BTG but I can't find any.

https://btcgpu.org/

I keep seeing tweets stating that BTCGold is canceled. Maybe just hopeful posts from others? I havent been able to find actual details regarding any cancellation.

But back OT, this is the latest quote from the site:

"Any secure Bitcoin wallet that gives the user exclusive control of the cryptographic private keys is a suitable location to store your coins prior to the October 25 fork. Some wallets may offer you direct access to your BTG, while others may require you to take additional technical steps. Verified wallets that support BTC and BTG side-by-side will be listed on the Bitcoin Gold home page. We will publish guides for retrieving BTG from the most popular wallets, including Bitcoin Core, Electrum, Mycelium, hardware wallets, paper wallets, and more."

Everything were unsure now,we might think it ia somehow be like what happened in bitcoincash, but the fork seems quiet for details,only after fork details may revealed.

I think everything get to be known only after the fork, because based on the splitting chain several changes will be made and make it functional takes quite a little time. Maybe getting near to the days of fork wallet services will notify with the different possibilities.

If you have even one bitcoin, the security risk of moving your bitcoin all over the places should make you shiver. Why taking unnecessary risk in handling your coin. For me, my bitcoin coin is squarely sitted in my qt wallet. No need moving it around.

sorry . if my question is out of topic
i have balance btc in my jaax wallet its safe for me to facing the hard fork btc gold at 25 october ?
will i also receiv some btc gold ?

It is true that there are hundreds of answers in this forum of where to save the bitcoins before October 25th, I personally will hold my bitcoins in my ofline wallet because I consider it as the most safest and easiest way to receive bircoin gold this October 25.
You will also see so many wallets that will support this coin, but we only have to wait until we receive news about them.

No. It is something different. But both are shit coins

Is BTCGold (XBG) on C-Cex the same currency that’ll be available as a result of the next Hard Fork or completely different?

Freebitco.in is not an exchange. It is one of the oldest bitcoin faucets around and owned by wetsuit (active here on the forum).
There are online since 2011 and are still online and paying!

Yobit announced they support bitcoin gold.

   If bittrex gives a formal announcement that they will support bitcoin gold then you should be allset with bitcoin on that exchange. With that being said I wouldn't trust any exchange even trex with everything if you have a large amount of BTC that is.. I love trex they have always been good to me but still bad things can happen..

i read something like this too. and did you know that they tried to make an ICO? And now they "just" fork. I don't trust them.

I wonder if those who want to buy bitcoin of gold will. The fact that these coins will be distributed for free is irrelevant. Initially they will be cheap so no one to sell them will not. Everything will be on hold. This will create a gap in the market. Then it all depends on advertising.

For now this is the answer of Ledger about Bitcoin Gold :
"
Hello,
You will be publicly informed on our website and social media accounts in time if there is anything you need to do in order to get and manage your Bitcoin Gold."

Let see and wait...

lol
I have no idea who would want to buy a coin that is given out to people for free. The people that buy that are only hoping for that 0.001% chance to get rich.

Hi, I was looking to find if Trezor will support Bitcoin Gold, as there are different sources claiming differing opinions, but I just finalized the operation with Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash with Electrum so I may be able to help you out on this a bit unrelated topic.

I assume in the explanation below your bitcoins are in Electrum, before the fork. It is extremely important you follow the sequence below and not start one step before completing the other.

1. Open a new wallet for Bitcoins. I used Trezor but it can be any wallet. Do this on a different computer.
2. Transfer your bitcoins from Electrum to the the new wallet. (Your Electrum wallet is now empty.)
3. Open a new wallet for Bitcoins cash. I used Trezor for that as well, but it can be any wallet. But NOT Electrum cash. Do this on another computer (it may be the same as you installed your new wallet on in step 1).
4. Install Electrum Cash on your old computer. (It is now called Electron Cash.) Use the same seed (words) as for your Electrum wallet. If you install it on your previous computer (where you held the Bitcoins before the fork) it will find the seed words itself and you only need your password, in case you did not complete 100% erase Electrum manually. It shows something like unconfirmed or 0 something like that. Don't panic, your bitcoins cash is still there.
5. Now transfer the Bitcoins Cash from the Electrum Cash wallet to the new wallet. The Bitcoin Cash will show up in your new wallet.

Now you have both BTC as Bitcoin Cash.

I'll have a look into Freebitcoin as somewhere to store my Bitcoin during the fork, haven't heard of them, but then there's a lot of exchanges out there that I've not heard of so that's not unusual.