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Topic: 🔥New Bitcoin Hard Fork coming soon. How do I get it? (Read 243 times)

newbie
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT8gHBqJwWo I have found better video, worked for me
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!

During the last dip, I also managed to change some of my ETH into Bitcoin and am holding for the first time in a while. I have the coins in an Exodus wallet on my own computer so hopefully, I can benefit from this one  Smiley
legendary
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One thing to note when getting involved in bitcoin hard forks, airdrops, etc. Be safe with the KEY to YOUR address. Never give out your private key to some random website without taking the proper precautions of 1. Taking all of your coins off of the wallet beforehand, and taking all of the altcoins of value off of the address, PLUS ensure that the site is reputable.

I'd wait until these airdrops have reputable ways to do everything by yourself as I would NEVER trust a random website with my address. But some people don't care for a few extra bucks; I'm not one of those people.

BE SAFE
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!

If you are assured of incoming bitcoin hard fork, you should hold your bitcoin in your wallet that supports bitcoin hard fork to get an extra bitcoin or free bitcoin but take note, if bitcoin hard fork was happening, new token was named and not the original one, furthermore, the value of the new one is not also the same as the original one. That's the only thing I know when bitcoin hard fork is there.
newbie
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where did you find the news?
I do not hear much that bitcoin will launch another hard fork
hero member
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Here is Loyce's guide on claiming Bitcoin forks
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/loycevs-bitcoin-fork-claiming-guide-and-service-2836875

Please do mind that Loyce only listed Bitcoin Fork that has Wallet and exchange support.
Bitcoin Forks has been a trend that keeps happening since Bitcoin Cash, not all forks are created to modify Bitcoin and make it arguably better.
Some forks are a scam and just a copy and paste project, please be careful with any Bitcoin Fork Wallet you've downloaded as it could be a malware, just to be safe run it through sandbox to prevent any unwanted circumstances.

If you want to see the whole Forks then visit
http://forks.net/

If you want to know whether your address holds and forked Bitcoin,  you can search it using either one of these options:
http://www.findmycoins.ninja/
http://www.walletchecker.com
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Anyone have experience buying ZCL?  Which exchange?
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It's a great idea to get bitcoin for free and it's also great fun, you can buy bitcoin and let your bitcoin in a market that supports hard forks.

Too many fork recently in bitcoin which make us not really interest like bitcoincash fork before.
People hold bitcoin is not because the fork but most likely they trust to bitcoin itself.
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!
Hello! As usual all forks and airdrops work with the same system. It just depends on currency, but if we are talking bout bitcoin private , developers tried to make it as clear as possible. You should take a look at their official site or video...Here you go, boy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I4-a1mfGmI&t=5s , don't miss your chance and be careful!

video - i guess there no better way to say `stay away`)))
if you need video for basic operations - you shouldn't invest at this point at all - a lot of homework to do first
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!
Hello! As usual all forks and airdrops work with the same system. It just depends on currency, but if we are talking bout bitcoin private , developers tried to make it as clear as possible. You should take a look at their official site or video...Here you go, boy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I4-a1mfGmI&t=5s , don't miss your chance and be careful!
Thank you!
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It's a lot cheaper to buy ZClassic before the snapshot date compared to Bitcoin. ZClassic is less than $130 and Bitcoin about $9500. You get 1 Bitcoin Private for each ZCl or BTC.
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It's nice when we get bitcoin for free and when the hard fork begins, and to get we can usually put bitcoin in a market that supports hard forks.
legendary
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First you need control of your private keys. That means no exchanges. A paper wallet will be easier than a hardware wallet too because it's one private key.

When there's a bitcoin private wallet you import your bitcoin private key into it if it had bitcoin on it at the moment it forked. Only do this after you've sent the bitcoin out of the address.

Depending on how competent the developers are you might be in for a long wait if they don't get a network running.

The alternative is to deposit bitcoin on an exchange that says they'll list it which means you'll be trading futures effectively. That gives you more chance of selling during a pump but you have to trust the exchange.
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It's a great idea to get bitcoin for free and it's also great fun, you can buy bitcoin and let your bitcoin in a market that supports hard forks.
newbie
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!
Hello! As usual all forks and airdrops work with the same system. It just depends on currency, but if we are talking bout bitcoin private , developers tried to make it as clear as possible. You should take a look at their official site or video...Here you go, boy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I4-a1mfGmI&t=5s , don't miss your chance and be careful!
Thanks much!
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!

You've accomplished step 1, which is to own some Bitcoin. How much do you own? (Round figures). If you own a few satoshi you don't have enough to benefit from any fork.

Which wallet is your bitcoin sitting in? Yes, it matters. If your bitcoin is with an exchange the exchange has zero obligation to allow you to claim your forking coin. The reason is because with an exchange you don't own any private keys to the wallet, you just have an account of record with the exchange.

Answer this question and we can give you more details!
newbie
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Hi! Guys I am kind of newbie to cryptocurrency, just have bought bitcoin when it was around 7k. As I saw there are some forks and airdrops which allow me to get some more free BTC. So now I am looking at Bitcoin Private Fork which is on 28th February. I just can't understand how do I get it. Could anyone please explain if that is good idea and what should I do? Thanks!!!
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