Topic: What should I do? (Read 2957 times)
most forum posts and articles I read recommend storing btc offline. to anticipate fear of miscreation
You should leave you coins were there are as Notting serious will happen now. Bitcoin has it own way of fighting back it political enemies especially those that desire to split the network for their political gain. August 1 will come and go and we the bitcoin enthusiast will laugh last.
I will agree with you. People start worrying about their trade when any kind of fall happened they don’t that there will be a rise after that. Holding bitcoin is something that needs patience so everyone should be patient. And Bitcoin has a lot of potential to fight with any difficulty and enemy of any kind. It will fight and you will see no one will be able to compete.When i started trading, I usually sell my coins immediately at the lowest price when the value is decreasing and that is a very bad move to do. If it starts to decrease then your mind set should be, you should hold more longer till it rise up again, Because you will just keep losing your budget if you do it that way all over and over again.
Probably that what i ought to do as well. Being relaxed when you trade is going to be better for your emotions as you won't be overthinking because usually that may cost you either a good entry or exit point in a trade
You should leave you coins were there are as Notting serious will happen now. Bitcoin has it own way of fighting back it political enemies especially those that desire to split the network for their political gain. August 1 will come and go and we the bitcoin enthusiast will laugh last.
I will agree with you. People start worrying about their trade when any kind of fall happened they don’t that there will be a rise after that. Holding bitcoin is something that needs patience so everyone should be patient. And Bitcoin has a lot of potential to fight with any difficulty and enemy of any kind. It will fight and you will see no one will be able to compete.When i started trading, I usually sell my coins immediately at the lowest price when the value is decreasing and that is a very bad move to do. If it starts to decrease then your mind set should be, you should hold more longer till it rise up again, Because you will just keep losing your budget if you do it that way all over and over again.
Ok so here's the thing
I have a few bitcoins on btce.com and a few on a [Suspicious link removed] wallet and I've noticed the price dropped really fast the last week.
Me being a newbie and didn't quite know what was going on read something about segwit and hardfork
I learned that it would be wise not to leave the bitcoins on btce but store them somewhere else.
Is blockchain a good wallet to store the coins in during the hardfork? Or should I get another wallet?
When the coin splits I obviously want to end up with both the old an the new coin of course.
Or does someone maybe have a better idea what I should do with them?
It's not a whole lot in total, it's about 0.15 BTC or so
I have a few bitcoins on btce.com and a few on a [Suspicious link removed] wallet and I've noticed the price dropped really fast the last week.
Me being a newbie and didn't quite know what was going on read something about segwit and hardfork
I learned that it would be wise not to leave the bitcoins on btce but store them somewhere else.
Is blockchain a good wallet to store the coins in during the hardfork? Or should I get another wallet?
When the coin splits I obviously want to end up with both the old an the new coin of course.
Or does someone maybe have a better idea what I should do with them?
It's not a whole lot in total, it's about 0.15 BTC or so
Yes, this is correct. Segwit2x will be implemented to the blockchain on August 1 and this (may) cause a hard fork to happen. The best method to secure yourself from this is to buy up a hardware wallet and store your Bitcoins on that along with the private key being next to you and only accessible by you.
Ok so here's the thing
I have a few bitcoins on btce.com and a few on a [Suspicious link removed] wallet and I've noticed the price dropped really fast the last week.
Me being a newbie and didn't quite know what was going on read something about segwit and hardfork
I learned that it would be wise not to leave the bitcoins on btce but store them somewhere else.
Is blockchain a good wallet to store the coins in during the hardfork? Or should I get another wallet?
When the coin splits I obviously want to end up with both the old an the new coin of course.
Or does someone maybe have a better idea what I should do with them?
It's not a whole lot in total, it's about 0.15 BTC or so
I have a few bitcoins on btce.com and a few on a [Suspicious link removed] wallet and I've noticed the price dropped really fast the last week.
Me being a newbie and didn't quite know what was going on read something about segwit and hardfork
I learned that it would be wise not to leave the bitcoins on btce but store them somewhere else.
Is blockchain a good wallet to store the coins in during the hardfork? Or should I get another wallet?
When the coin splits I obviously want to end up with both the old an the new coin of course.
Or does someone maybe have a better idea what I should do with them?
It's not a whole lot in total, it's about 0.15 BTC or so
That is indeed not a lot. But even though it is small, it is good practice to use software wallets or hardware ones as those are the most secure thing you'll have to protect your bitcoins and it would be your best friend. Always remember that even if it is small, as the prices go up, it could potentially be worth a lot more in the future.
Ok so here's the thing
I have a few bitcoins on btce.com and a few on a [Suspicious link removed] wallet and I've noticed the price dropped really fast the last week.
Me being a newbie and didn't quite know what was going on read something about segwit and hardfork
I learned that it would be wise not to leave the bitcoins on btce but store them somewhere else.
Is blockchain a good wallet to store the coins in during the hardfork? Or should I get another wallet?
When the coin splits I obviously want to end up with both the old an the new coin of course.
Or does someone maybe have a better idea what I should do with them?
It's not a whole lot in total, it's about 0.15 BTC or so
I wuold do moving forward until such time that I become rich at bitcoin.Whenever bitcoin is going up and down I will remain loyal to bitcoin.Come what may bitcoin is my only hope for the future.I have a few bitcoins on btce.com and a few on a [Suspicious link removed] wallet and I've noticed the price dropped really fast the last week.
Me being a newbie and didn't quite know what was going on read something about segwit and hardfork
I learned that it would be wise not to leave the bitcoins on btce but store them somewhere else.
Is blockchain a good wallet to store the coins in during the hardfork? Or should I get another wallet?
When the coin splits I obviously want to end up with both the old an the new coin of course.
Or does someone maybe have a better idea what I should do with them?
It's not a whole lot in total, it's about 0.15 BTC or so
buy the cheap coin then wait to high if if see you are get a profit you sell it dont hold a any coin that my strategy buy and sell
Use Electrum wallet, it's safe, well at least has been for years 
Mycelium is also a good option 
I second your thought about the electrum. Electrum has been serving traders for many years without any drawback. What I like most about this wallet is that anyone can operate it easily. I have never bumped into any case of electrum being hacked. The other wallet you have mentioned is also doing good job. Mycelium is also a good option 
Use Electrum wallet, it's safe, well at least has been for years Mycelium is also a good option
I second your thought about the electrum. Electrum has been serving traders for many years without any drawback. What I like most about this wallet is that anyone can operate it easily. I have never bumped into any case of electrum being hacked. The other wallet you have mentioned is also doing good job. Mycelium is also a good option 
Use Electrum wallet, it's safe, well at least has been for years Mycelium is also a good option
Mycelium is also a good option So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
You need to pay attention to a quality product, that is, a good company coins that have a good perspective and at the same time the team has proved itself well. The thing is, as for Bitcoin, you should not be upset about today's prices, because after August 1, everything will be all right. I believe that Bitcoin will regain its positions and by the end of the year can gain even two more than it is today.People shouldn't be worry on what would happen to bitcoin now since as we can read on highlighted news on this furom btc transaction is so fine as before and bcc will just be an another altcoin that compete to another alts on exchange but seriously bcc got more attention and maybe this coin could rise up within this few days ahead since their are millions of dollars investments putted on it.
So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
You need to pay attention to a quality product, that is, a good company coins that have a good perspective and at the same time the team has proved itself well. The thing is, as for Bitcoin, you should not be upset about today's prices, because after August 1, everything will be all right. I believe that Bitcoin will regain its positions and by the end of the year can gain even two more than it is today.
You should leave you coins were there are as Notting serious will happen now. Bitcoin has it own way of fighting back it political enemies especially those that desire to split the network for their political gain. August 1 will come and go and we the bitcoin enthusiast will laugh last.
I will agree with you. People start worrying about their trade when any kind of fall happened they don’t that there will be a rise after that. Holding bitcoin is something that needs patience so everyone should be patient. And Bitcoin has a lot of potential to fight with any difficulty and enemy of any kind. It will fight and you will see no one will be able to compete.So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
As you said that people are getting confused that other people are making something foolish but I want to know that desktop wallet are better or online websites in these days because I would prefer desktop wallet because it is more protected than website servers because what if there is any bad happened with bitcoin in the end of 1 August.So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
Correct it may seem easier to leave your bitcoin sitting in an exchange and let them be the ones that deal with your situation but in the long run it is more work because if you want to access your bitcoin cash and do something with it you will need to ask the exchange the politics regarding bitcoin cash and hope they give to you those coins. So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
It's really pretty complicated, and that's the only reason I suggest keeping it on a professional website is because they can handle these things, but the one drawback to that is that some of these foreign websites love to use stuff like this as an excuse to if nothing else hold your coins for a long period of time.
That site's been around for awhile, I dealt with them and I think I left just because there portfolio was getting kind of set. You should be able to trust them but at the same time if it makes you feel better you might want to move to something that's a little more established in a little more trustworthy.
So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
It's really pretty complicated, and that's the only reason I suggest keeping it on a professional website is because they can handle these things, but the one drawback to that is that some of these foreign websites love to use stuff like this as an excuse to if nothing else hold your coins for a long period of time.
So if most places out there six months down the line are dealing with Bitcoin cash and you kept your coins with that original software lie that those are going to be Bitcoin cash there is no way you can personally turn those coins into the other Fork without going through a lot of pain. You sound like your new enough that could get kind of confusing. The only benefit to keeping them on a website or exchange this point is that those guys know we're doing and if that exchange sides in what direction that's where your coins are going to go.
As you said that people are getting confused that other people are making something foolish but I want to know that desktop wallet are better or online websites in these days because I would prefer desktop wallet because it is more protected than website servers because what if there is any bad happened with bitcoin in the end of 1 August. ...
2.Deposit your Bitcoin to webwallet (Blockchain)
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2.Deposit your Bitcoin to webwallet (Blockchain)
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Why blockchain online wallet is good or can be considered as equal to desktop wallets?
As OP and many others I also have interest of keeping BTC safe around Aug 1st.
I have some on exchanges, and registered wallet on blockchain that currently has zero "balance", and wondering where to move coins.
Yes, this is correct. Segwit2x will be implemented to the blockchain on August 1 and this (may) cause a hard fork to happen.
Where exactly did you get the idea that Segwit2x would be implemented by August 1st? Half education can be quite misleading and worse than illiteracy! First leg of Segwit2x is already on course and would culminate in a hard fork in couple of months. However come 1st of August, UASF proposes a normal segwit, which is a soft fork. Jump to: