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Quote from: mr.mister on March 29, 2017, 03:39:13 PM

If or when Bitcoin forks, and both blockchains survive (doubtful), what is likely to happen to the price of BTC? Will it go to half as much, and then BU will make up the other half, or will it stay the same, and you will double your money because of the split? What is likely to happen?

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If or when Bitcoin forks, and both blockchains survive (doubtful), what is likely to happen to the price of BTC? Will it go to half as much, and then BU will make up the other half, or will it stay the same, and you will double your money because of the split? What is likely to happen?

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Quote from: dacueba on March 29, 2017, 12:55:36 PM

if you have the private keys I guess you'll be able to import to the all the wallets the key and spend the coins Huh

not really difficult

Yes, this should work so. If more chains will exist everyone should be able to access their coins in wallets and switch to something if necessary. The problem could be coins stored in exchangers. Although exchangers are not supposed to be wallets many people store their Bitcoins there. They should be removed from there on time and actualy nothing bad shouldn't happen.

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if you have the private keys I guess you'll be able to import to the all the wallets the key and spend the coins Huh

not really difficult

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If only one chain survives, you don't need to do anything. Your coins are still your coins and they function on either chain that forks from Bitcoin's currently existing chain.

If two (or more) chains survive, you need to learn how to disassociate coins in order to prevent replay attacks.

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I know there is a million post about 1 vs the other, this post isn't about that, what i want to know after the smoke settles, is how i can transfer my cold storage btc into which ever qt survived.. Would importing/exporting the priv keys work? Seeing i cant transfer the coins over the dead network anymore?

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