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Quote from: Netnox on July 23, 2017, 02:16:11 AM

Quote from: Thatstinks on July 22, 2017, 06:16:31 PM

Does this mean any BCC coins we receive will work with our current BTC address or Huh

How will the addresses be impacted in terms of BCC, new ones or?

Thanks

I assume that the address will remain the same, although I am not sure. But what about the private keys? They will also remain the same, right? We will be able to confirm all this only on August 1.

Haha yeah probably we just have to wait , but I wonder who are people that now this stuff - devs? I am watching (and suggesting to everyone) Prinston lecture on Bitcoin (YouTube) but I cannot say it too easy to understand..lol

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Quote from: Thatstinks on July 22, 2017, 06:16:31 PM

Does this mean any BCC coins we receive will work with our current BTC address or Huh

How will the addresses be impacted in terms of BCC, new ones or?

Thanks

I assume that the address will remain the same, although I am not sure. But what about the private keys? They will also remain the same, right? We will be able to confirm all this only on August 1.

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Quote from: Thatstinks on July 22, 2017, 06:16:31 PM

Does this mean any BCC coins we receive will work with our current BTC address or Huh

How will the addresses be impacted in terms of BCC, new ones or?

Thanks

Good question , I always wondered the same ?
Every one optimistic while btc segwit pumping ,but I think hard fork will in one of possible out comes ,dumps bcc price and rise btc ,or they just both dump till the next season lol ,although there are a lot lot of new money standing waiting

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Quote from: mk4 on July 22, 2017, 10:52:01 AM

Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen

So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

Yep. I think so, if they don't change their minds. But I don't think there's something you should be worried about honestly. Segwit is locked in. The price of bitcoin wouldn't crash most probably. And if it would, it would be a very small dip I'm pretty sure.

Well the $bcc does not have segwit ,and will be using a lot of mining hashes ,they might just start a work on btc.
I'm pretty sure one of those chains will dump hard , but which one 🤔

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Does this mean any BCC coins we receive will work with our current BTC address or Huh

How will the addresses be impacted in terms of BCC, new ones or?

Thanks

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Quote from: ABCbits on July 22, 2017, 11:58:37 AM

I'm sure they will fork and every bitcoiner will be happy. SegWit supporter now can use segwit and maybe with lower fees, BCC supporters can enjoy their big block size and everyone got extra coins and can be sold/traded for profit. It's win-win solution for existing bitcoiner.

Yep... I also feel like when BCC forks off we'll finally have left that part of the drama behind us and everyone can move on (...to the next potential hardfork, but at least that's one down). Plus instead of endless bickering about which approach is better in theory we can finally have the market decide.

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Quote from: LodisMcguire on July 22, 2017, 12:39:06 PM

Just hold it for safekeeping,we dont want to take risk of losing fund
Let's wait and gather information about what will happen after fork,store all btc to wallet with private key

Smartest decision. I hope no one is tricked into selling off their BCC, or BTC for that matter. If you do, I hope you truly have a conscious idea of the gamble you are taking.

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Quote from: BillyBobZorton on July 22, 2017, 10:56:26 AM

Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen

So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

It's just Jihan-Craig-Roger Ver latest move. Just ignore it. Actually, the only thing you need to do is dump your BCC for free BTC before BCC goes to 0, since no one with real BTC is going to support this crap no matter how much centralized hashrate Jihan has been secretly stacking for this one bitch move.

I am not sure. I am tired at Bitcoin transaction waits it affects my productivity and good humor. Half an hour for a service I needed, waiting for it to "appear". Bitcoin is horrible as it is now, and the worst example of a core dev team and ecosystem. I am surprised it's so. And actually, without the BCC, the BTC would be -20% when everyone realizes this is business as usual and nothing will change in the next few months regarding Bitcoin.

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Quote from: mindrust on July 22, 2017, 12:30:55 PM

Quote from: kotbi on July 22, 2017, 12:28:04 PM

Quote from: mindrust on July 22, 2017, 12:23:00 PM

If anyone's wondering;

You can sell your BCC's on ViaBTC exchange but they'll freeze the BTC's you sent there till August 1. You will be able to withdraw the converted BTC's. For ex;

You got 10 btc. You sent them to viabtc. Viabtc will give you 10 frozen btc's and 2 bcc's. You'll be able to sell your bcc's for CNY and rebuy BTC's. You will be able to withdraw those BTC's but your 10 frozen bitcoins will stay frozen till Aug 1.

They don't let you trade without confirming your identity.

I don't trust them and I don't plan using their services but If anyone already has a confirmed account there, this information might come in handy.

why for 10 frozen btc's you only receive 2 bcc's?

I made up the rates randomly from my mind. It was something like that on viabtc's website the last time I checked. (or not don't remember actually :p ) You can check it yourself: http://viabtc.com/

edit: I missed something, When you give them 10 btc's, they'll give you 10 frozen btc's and 10bcc's. You'll be able to sell those bcc's for CNY and buy btc's. And with the ongoing rates now, you'll get 1.28btc's for 10bcc you sell.

mostly likely your frozen 10 btc will drop to the price equal to 8.72 btc after Aug 1st. so 8.72+1.28=10. no more, no less.

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Just hold it for safekeeping,we dont want to take risk of losing fund
Let's wait and gather information about what will happen after fork,store all btc to wallet with private key

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Quote from: kotbi on July 22, 2017, 12:28:04 PM

Quote from: mindrust on July 22, 2017, 12:23:00 PM

If anyone's wondering;

You can sell your BCC's on ViaBTC exchange but they'll freeze the BTC's you sent there till August 1. You will be able to withdraw the converted BTC's. For ex;

You got 10 btc. You sent them to viabtc. Viabtc will give you 10 frozen btc's and 2 bcc's. You'll be able to sell your bcc's for CNY and rebuy BTC's. You will be able to withdraw those BTC's but your 10 frozen bitcoins will stay frozen till Aug 1.

They don't let you trade without confirming your identity.

I don't trust them and I don't plan using their services but If anyone already has a confirmed account there, this information might come in handy.

why for 10 frozen btc's you only receive 2 bcc's?

I made up the rates randomly from my mind. It was something like that on viabtc's website the last time I checked. (or not don't remember actually :p ) You can check it yourself: http://viabtc.com/

edit: I missed something, When you give them 10 btc's, they'll give you 10 frozen btc's and 10bcc's. You'll be able to sell those bcc's for CNY and buy btc's. And with the ongoing rates now, you'll get 1.28btc's for 10bcc you sell.

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Quote from: mindrust on July 22, 2017, 12:23:00 PM

If anyone's wondering;

You can sell your BCC's on ViaBTC exchange but they'll freeze the BTC's you sent there till August 1. You will be able to withdraw the converted BTC's. For ex;

You got 10 btc. You sent them to viabtc. Viabtc will give you 10 frozen btc's and 2 bcc's. You'll be able to sell your bcc's for CNY and rebuy BTC's. You will be able to withdraw those BTC's but your 10 frozen bitcoins will stay frozen till Aug 1.

They don't let you trade without confirming your identity.

I don't trust them and I don't plan using their services but If anyone already has a confirmed account there, this information might come in handy.

why for 10 frozen btc's you only receive 2 bcc's?

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If anyone's wondering;

You can sell your BCC's on ViaBTC exchange but they'll freeze the BTC's you sent there till August 1. You will be able to withdraw the converted BTC's. For ex;

You got 10 btc. You sent them to viabtc. Viabtc will give you 10 frozen btc's and 2 bcc's. You'll be able to sell your bcc's for CNY and rebuy BTC's. You will be able to withdraw those BTC's but your 10 frozen bitcoins will stay frozen till Aug 1.

They don't let you trade without confirming your identity.

I don't trust them and I don't plan using their services but If anyone already has a confirmed account there, this information might come in handy.

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Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen

So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

IIRC it's not a hard fork but I could be wrong about that. I remember SegWit being marketed as the only way to "fix" the blocks without having to perform a hard fork, but I could always be wrong about something like that.

There will be a fork that most of the community will be experiencing, though. Everyone is expecting that the 81%+ of the hashing power that is supporting the fork will continue to support it till the fork happens, and considering that's an overwhelming majority of hashing power there's a low chance it won't be happening unless something happens in the next week or so.

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Quote from: 25hashcoin on July 22, 2017, 11:35:45 AM

If miners decide they want big blocks and shift the majority of their hashrate then BCC does become Bitcoin and your Segwit tokens would end up probably being worthless sooner than later. Best to hold BCC to stay safe and protect your assets.

Actually, I agree. I think it's extremely unlikely that BCC will become Bitcoin's main chain, but people underestimate the support that it could have in the future.

There's thousands of people over on r/btc and some other places supporting larger blocks. There's also the fact that many groups such as BITMAIN actually support BCC but are currently leaving it alone to support SegWitx2. BCC will certainly not go right to zero anyway, and it will always have a niche for those who prefer onchain scaling.

If you don't support BCC's cause, all you need to do is ignore the BCC that you have a right to and continue spending your BTC. If you ever feel that it has a high enough value in the future or you need to use it, you can do so later.

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I'm sure they will fork and every bitcoiner will be happy. SegWit supporter now can use segwit and maybe with lower fees, BCC supporters can enjoy their big block size and everyone got extra coins and can be sold/traded for profit. It's win-win solution for existing bitcoiner.

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Quote from: Emoclaw on July 22, 2017, 11:33:51 AM

Quote from: 25hashcoin on July 22, 2017, 11:07:29 AM

Quote from: BillyBobZorton on July 22, 2017, 10:56:26 AM

Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen

So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

It's just Jihan-Craig-Roger Ver latest move. Just ignore it. Actually, the only thing you need to do is dump your BCC for free BTC before BCC goes to 0, since no one with real BTC is going to support this crap no matter how much centralized hashrate Jihan has been secretly stacking for this one bitch move.

Ignore nonsense like this and protect your funds by holding BCC as your hedge, otherwise you risk losing ALL your bitcoin by listening to this users emotional tirade.

BCC is not Bitcoin, it's an Altcoin. You risk absolutely nothing by getting rid of it.
These are just facts, no emotions involved whatsoever.

At the moment, we don't know what happens on August 1st. If miners decide they want big blocks and shift the majority of their hashrate then BCC does become Bitcoin and your Segwit tokens would end up probably being worthless sooner than later. Best to hold BCC to stay safe and protect your assets.

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Quote from: 25hashcoin on July 22, 2017, 11:07:29 AM

Quote from: BillyBobZorton on July 22, 2017, 10:56:26 AM

Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen

So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

It's just Jihan-Craig-Roger Ver latest move. Just ignore it. Actually, the only thing you need to do is dump your BCC for free BTC before BCC goes to 0, since no one with real BTC is going to support this crap no matter how much centralized hashrate Jihan has been secretly stacking for this one bitch move.

Ignore nonsense like this and protect your funds by holding BCC as your hedge, otherwise you risk losing ALL your bitcoin by listening to this users emotional tirade.

BCC is not Bitcoin, it's an Altcoin. You risk absolutely nothing by getting rid of it.
These are just facts, no emotions involved whatsoever.

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Quote from: BillyBobZorton on July 22, 2017, 10:56:26 AM

Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen

So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

It's just Jihan-Craig-Roger Ver latest move. Just ignore it. Actually, the only thing you need to do is dump your BCC for free BTC before BCC goes to 0, since no one with real BTC is going to support this crap no matter how much centralized hashrate Jihan has been secretly stacking for this one bitch move.

Ignore nonsense like this and protect your funds by holding BCC as your hedge, otherwise you risk losing ALL your bitcoin by listening to this users emotional tirade.

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Quote from: savon2k on July 22, 2017, 10:40:29 AM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.0;topicseen
So does that mean that there 100% will be a hard fork of Bitcoin ? Huh

It isn't bitcoin hard fork when affecting it such lower. It is just a small alley getting cut off from big street.
So we can simply consider it to be altcoin generating from bitcoin without ICO. That's it. And everyone needs to be happy that he/she getting free shitcoins just holding bitcoins with private keys.

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