"If you intend to claim BCA through Coinomi, please make sure you keep your $BTC inside your Coinomi wallet at block #505888 in order to receive your FREE $BCA coins as soon as Bitcoin Atom wallets get activated inside Coinomi."
https://twitter.com/CoinomiWallet/status/956087037748183041
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January 24, 2018, 06:26:02 AM
January 24, 2018, 06:21:27 AM
The Coinomi wallet does not appear to have BCA support yet.
Will this be done soon as the fork is about to happen.
This means that people who want to get in on the dump early will need to move their BTC to Yobit to get the forked coins straight away and there is no way in hell that I am trusting Yobit with my stash.
I can live with dumping the forked coins there temporarily while I sell and then take my BTC as soon as possible but I need a working wallet for that.
Will this be done soon as the fork is about to happen.
This means that people who want to get in on the dump early will need to move their BTC to Yobit to get the forked coins straight away and there is no way in hell that I am trusting Yobit with my stash.
I can live with dumping the forked coins there temporarily while I sell and then take my BTC as soon as possible but I need a working wallet for that.
January 24, 2018, 05:52:56 AM
January 24, 2018, 05:15:36 AM
When listing on Bittrex/coinbase or poloniex?
you should use Yobit or Coinomi to make sure you get it
January 24, 2018, 04:52:11 AM
block number 505855 now
January 24, 2018, 02:16:14 AM
Multipools Mining Pool to Support Bitcoin Atom (BCA)
https://medium.com/@bitcoinatom/multipools-mining-pool-to-support-bitcoin-atom-bca-72ff293904e9
https://medium.com/@bitcoinatom/multipools-mining-pool-to-support-bitcoin-atom-bca-72ff293904e9
January 24, 2018, 01:59:00 AM
I bought Bitcoin tonight, transferred all of it to my Exodus wallet and the next step would be to export both public and private keys to a BCA wallet, which is risky, the whole thing might either fail and you'd lose your BTC or someone could do bad stuff and steal it.
People here recommend sitting tight and letting it settle out for a bit. I'm going to do that.
People here recommend sitting tight and letting it settle out for a bit. I'm going to do that.
if you're looking for the safest option, go for sweeping
January 24, 2018, 01:44:22 AM
I bought Bitcoin tonight, transferred all of it to my Exodus wallet and the next step would be to export both public and private keys to a BCA wallet, which is risky, the whole thing might either fail and you'd lose your BTC or someone could do bad stuff and steal it.
People here recommend sitting tight and letting it settle out for a bit. I'm going to do that.
People here recommend sitting tight and letting it settle out for a bit. I'm going to do that.
January 24, 2018, 01:04:15 AM
I asked the same question earlier tonight, read the last couple pages to see the replies.
Short tell: the consensus is no, you don't. But to move the BCA after the hard fork, you'll need an Atom exchange and wallet.
but I'm a newb so don't trust me, read the last couple pages for what the experienced folks say.
Short tell: the consensus is no, you don't. But to move the BCA after the hard fork, you'll need an Atom exchange and wallet.
but I'm a newb so don't trust me, read the last couple pages for what the experienced folks say.
January 24, 2018, 01:01:32 AM
Can someone tell me if I have to move Bitcoin to Yobit or Coinomi or other partner or exchange listed on the website to get the BCA ?
January 24, 2018, 12:47:07 AM
Okay, super, thank you. I must have misunderstood something I read, I just stumbled on this today.
Would much rather not jump into yet another exchange until I know more what I'm doing.
There are several posts on this board about bitlish. Someone had some tech trouble withdrawing for a couple hours, I didn't look at the link, just found it on search.
anyway, appreciate it, thanks, that makes life a lot simpler right now.
Would much rather not jump into yet another exchange until I know more what I'm doing.
There are several posts on this board about bitlish. Someone had some tech trouble withdrawing for a couple hours, I didn't look at the link, just found it on search.
anyway, appreciate it, thanks, that makes life a lot simpler right now.
January 23, 2018, 10:54:42 PM
Agreed, but most newbies don't realize in order to be safe they need to transfer their BTC OUT into a new wallet.
January 23, 2018, 10:43:23 PM
Splitting coins is easy as long as there are wallets for them.
To be fair on bitlish then of course a new fork won't go on a premier league exchange.
Still, there ain't no hurry.
To be fair on bitlish then of course a new fork won't go on a premier league exchange.
Still, there ain't no hurry.
January 23, 2018, 10:18:10 PM
Thanks for the advice, I appreciate your looking out for a newbie.
But seriously, no one has heard of Bitlish though Bitcoin Atom says it's legit? And you think BCA is likely just another, potentially worthless fork?
thanks, I know there are many many risks in crypto but seems to my newbie brain that picking up a potential runner (there's a lot of good tech in BCA) is a no brainer.
But seriously, no one has heard of Bitlish though Bitcoin Atom says it's legit? And you think BCA is likely just another, potentially worthless fork?
thanks, I know there are many many risks in crypto but seems to my newbie brain that picking up a potential runner (there's a lot of good tech in BCA) is a no brainer.
Just hold and see where the ride takes you. I've been around the block and back... splitting coins is a very technical process and you need to be comfortable with doing it. If you aren't comfortable with even the concept of throwing stuff on an unknown exchange like Bitlish forking your coins is the least of your worry. Hold onto your private key, and once you're more seasoned look into the fork later. It can be incredibly difficult to know what to look for.
January 23, 2018, 10:07:04 PM
Thanks for the alternative path...I was under the impression that if you don't have your Bitcoin on one of the Bitcoin Atom-partnered exchanges, you won't get the additional BCA token just because you own Bitcoin.
nope. all you need is bitcoin private keys. that's how all bitcoin forks work. no one would bother if you had to put bitcoins into an unknown exchange. to move them you do indeed need a bitcoin atom wallet.
January 23, 2018, 10:05:50 PM
Thanks for the advice, I appreciate your looking out for a newbie.
But seriously, no one has heard of Bitlish though Bitcoin Atom says it's legit? And you think BCA is likely just another, potentially worthless fork?
thanks, I know there are many many risks in crypto but seems to my newbie brain that picking up a potential runner (there's a lot of good tech in BCA) is a no brainer.
But seriously, no one has heard of Bitlish though Bitcoin Atom says it's legit? And you think BCA is likely just another, potentially worthless fork?
thanks, I know there are many many risks in crypto but seems to my newbie brain that picking up a potential runner (there's a lot of good tech in BCA) is a no brainer.
January 23, 2018, 10:02:01 PM
My question still stands: assuming Bitlish is legit (I looked into coinomi but I have an Apple phone, not Android),
I still don't know for sure whether the steps I outlined above are correct or if I'm missing something.
I just got funds in today. I'd like to make sure I can get BCA because there's not much time left it seems.
thanks!
Don't do anything. It's seriously not worth risking your funds for a shitfork.. you're literally going to be gambling with this. NO VET HERE HAS HEARD OF THIS EXCHANGE BEFORE. Keep your funds in a wallet you control, always, and never leave anything on an exchange.
January 23, 2018, 09:59:47 PM
Thanks for the alternative path...I was under the impression that if you don't have your Bitcoin on one of the Bitcoin Atom-partnered exchanges, you won't get the additional BCA token just because you own Bitcoin.
Bitlish was announced on the Bitcoin Atom Twitter feed today.
It's a British exchange.
Bitcoin Atom made the announcement on its own twitter page. https://twitter.com/atombitcoin
I imagine someone could have hacked it but how would we know? It quacks like Bitcoin Atom.
My question still stands: assuming Bitlish is legit (I looked into coinomi but I have an Apple phone, not Android),
I still don't know for sure whether the steps I outlined above are correct or if I'm missing something.
I just got funds in today. I'd like to make sure I can get BCA because there's not much time left it seems.
thanks!
Bitlish was announced on the Bitcoin Atom Twitter feed today.
It's a British exchange.
Bitcoin Atom made the announcement on its own twitter page. https://twitter.com/atombitcoin
I imagine someone could have hacked it but how would we know? It quacks like Bitcoin Atom.
My question still stands: assuming Bitlish is legit (I looked into coinomi but I have an Apple phone, not Android),
I still don't know for sure whether the steps I outlined above are correct or if I'm missing something.
I just got funds in today. I'd like to make sure I can get BCA because there's not much time left it seems.
thanks!
January 23, 2018, 09:59:20 PM
Bitlish is also listed as exchange for BCA
i've never heard of this exchange. ever.
January 23, 2018, 09:57:36 PM
Oh, another bitcoin fork in a few hours. Too many bitcoin forks in the last several months...
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