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Topic: Safety precaution when using Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin. (Read 287 times)

legendary
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Wouldn't owning one address always make you own the other address as well?

ie: If I have address A as my BTC address, and address B as my BCC address, if someone incorrectly sends BCC to A, then I can import the privkey of A into my BCC client and refund it the BCC anyways.

Of course you are correct, and I feel a bit stupid. Smiley

I started the thread after reading about a seller who had his payment sent to the wrong address, and the general opinion seemed to be that he had lost the money, or the buyer had. In fact, that might have been the problem on reflection, it was the buyer who was posting ( not on Bitcoin talk btw).
legendary
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Wouldn't owning one address always make you own the other address as well?

ie: If I have address A as my BTC address, and address B as my BCC address, if someone incorrectly sends BCC to A, then I can import the privkey of A into my BCC client and refund it the BCC anyways.

I guess the only advantage of having the address stored on both wallets in advance is if you expect it to be very likely that people make this kind of mistake... which might be the right guess.
member
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Do not quite understand what you mean, but I think it would be safer or easier to store separately Grin
legendary
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I'm thinking of claiming my Bitcoin Cash, and I may keep the wallet active for misaddressed payments. I'll move my Bitcoin holding into a new wallet, and use the existing address for a Bitcoin cash node. I'm considering using the same receiving address on both systems. This will allow me to refund a transaction that is sent via the wrong system, and request the correct payment. I'm sensing that some users don't know the difference between Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash, and this may help me to resolve the confusion.
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