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Title: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on July 23, 2017, 07:43:14 PM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)

Edit : The withdrawing is back on bittrex . And I did withdraw my remaining coins .


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: savon2k on July 23, 2017, 08:28:36 PM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)


I sure hope so ,but if you don't want to go through weeks of support processing I recommend you still move your BTC to your wallet


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on July 24, 2017, 09:36:06 AM
It is already late for me some of my BTC is locked on Bittrex but since they announcement that they will handle the split chain if it happened made me not worry . From what I understand if chain split happens they will credit coins on both chains .


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Pajulapoiss on July 24, 2017, 10:11:00 AM
I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?

Should I trade everything to btc and send it to private wallet?

Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?

What would you do? Why?


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: BCTBF on July 24, 2017, 10:28:02 AM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)

This is not a strange thing if done by bittrex because they are one of the largest exchange platform sites in this community and it should be done by bittrex to handle if chain split happened. Bittrex is excellent in every way and i salute it with bittrex.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on July 24, 2017, 10:46:02 AM
I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?

Should I trade everything to btc and send it to private wallet?

Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?

What would you do? Why?


- It is already too late for you to move your BTC from Bittrex they disabled deposit/withdraw for BTC .

- I have provided the link for Bittrex announcement and according to it you should be  safe ( But I am Not taking responsibilities it is up to you to trade your BTC or not  ) .

- What I will do is selling my alts and keep them as BTC if split happen I will get coins in both chains if no split happen there is big chance that BTC will move up a lot . 


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: eSportsCoins on July 24, 2017, 12:23:25 PM
That's very good news.

Bittrex has proven to be so reliable over the years, despite its devs being anonymous.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Iranus on July 24, 2017, 12:33:02 PM
Bittrex has resumed deposits and withdrawals.

If you look at your Bittrex account, you will see that next to the BTC deposit and withdraw buttons there is some information telling you that they will now require 6 confirmations to credit your transaction due to network disruption.

I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?
Altcoins are irrelevant.  The chain splits that happen in altcoins are not related to what happens in BTC.
Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?
Altcoins are exactly as safe as they've been the rest of the time that they were on Bittrex.  When not trading you should always keep your coins off exchanges, but I don't see how an event in BTC affects your altcoins.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: maku on July 24, 2017, 12:34:37 PM
Good news which bolsters people's confidence in the reliability of cryptocurrency exchanges.
Let's just hope that Bitrex will keep their words and there won't be any problems with bitcoin after potential split.
Bitrex is now sealed shut so you cannot withdraw your bitcoins, let's just hope they will honour this statement to the end.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: williamuk on July 24, 2017, 12:38:32 PM
Bittrex has resumed deposits and withdrawals.

If you look at your Bittrex account, you will see that next to the BTC deposit and withdraw buttons there is some information telling you that they will now require 6 confirmations to credit your transaction due to network disruption.

I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?
Altcoins are irrelevant.  The chain splits that happen in altcoins are not related to what happens in BTC.
Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?
Altcoins are exactly as safe as they've been the rest of the time that they were on Bittrex.  When not trading you should always keep your coins off exchanges, but I don't see how an event in BTC affects your altcoins.

If anything there's probably less chance of being hacked with your coins on bittrex than on your own computer wallet. Better security, particularly if you use two step authentication.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: iamTom123 on July 24, 2017, 12:43:35 PM
It is already late for me some of my BTC is locked on Bittrex but since they announcement that they will handle the split chain if it happened made me not worry . From what I understand if chain split happens they will credit coins on both chains .

We should be trusting Bittrex because the way I see they know what they are doing though many find it too early for the lock-in however members do understand why Bittrex did it. Hopefully, after August 1 and when things can get normal and smooth, things can get back to their feet again. Though there are already assurance that there can be no split, still precautionary measures have to be adopted because Bittrex has a name and reputation to protect and they want their members' funds to be safe and sound. I understand that there can be some vulnerability by the time technical changes have to take place due to BIP-91 and the SegWit2x protocol.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: JohnBitCo on July 24, 2017, 12:47:58 PM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)


Just to mention there is no split happening this august, so all these steps are meaning less. We are moving towards the softfork and there is no any danger of coin split or on to handle the two chains of bitcoin. A sign of relief not only for the users but also for the Exchanges  ;)


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: ss890 on July 24, 2017, 01:39:53 PM
"Bittrex will take all reasonable steps in case of chain split" and that is why it is my second most popular exchange site. But I'm guessing that happening of split has got very less chances and there won't be any need to worry about. It is good that our beloved exchangers are taking care of our money (they benefit too) and we don't need to struggle for moving it out of the exchanger. Nice thread as it was important to know what's going on in the market.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: NUFCrichard on July 24, 2017, 02:12:26 PM
It makes sense for Bittrex to credit account with BCC, they will certainly add BCC for trading immediately, even if it flops, it will be a big altcoin for a while, and they have plenty of small altcoins listed already.
Coinbase on the otherhand probably won't ever list BCC, so don't want to open BCC wallets, just to allow withdrawls.  It makes them no money, but is work for them.

If BCC really trades at 17% of BTC, I will be amazed! It will be heavily traded at the start, really people who don't have their coins on exchanges like Bittrex won't be able to trade them, if say 15% of the miners started mining BCC (I expect less) then blocks will be generated once an hour, so moving coins from offline wallets to exchanges will take ages!


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: BillyBobZorton on July 24, 2017, 02:32:26 PM
It makes sense for Bittrex to credit account with BCC, they will certainly add BCC for trading immediately, even if it flops, it will be a big altcoin for a while, and they have plenty of small altcoins listed already.
Coinbase on the otherhand probably won't ever list BCC, so don't want to open BCC wallets, just to allow withdrawls.  It makes them no money, but is work for them.

If BCC really trades at 17% of BTC, I will be amazed! It will be heavily traded at the start, really people who don't have their coins on exchanges like Bittrex won't be able to trade them, if say 15% of the miners started mining BCC (I expect less) then blocks will be generated once an hour, so moving coins from offline wallets to exchanges will take ages!

If you have any relevant amounts of BTC, you don't want to keep them on exchanges, let alone locked in on there, I don't care if it's Bittrex or some random chinese crap exchange, don't ever trust exchanges.

If you want to instadump BCC for some free BTC that's ok, but don't do it with all of your BTC if you have many.

Just transfer your coins from your wallet once BTC/BCC trading pairs are added then dump stupid BCC for real BTC and enjoy the free coins. They will probably pump it before the dump so waiting a bit is not that bad anyway.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: YOYOY on July 24, 2017, 02:40:37 PM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)

Yeah they do that, but can we really trust them? Well, for me I trust them because they make it early to tell the public of the possible impact of the incoming Segwit and they hold all the bitcoins we have them not to have malicious transactions and they even make it longer to implement until August 3, so for me it is the best way to secure our account and our coins too. So for now I'll observing what would be really happens next week.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: haroldtee on July 24, 2017, 03:24:57 PM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)


I sure hope so ,but if you don't want to go through weeks of support processing I recommend you still move your BTC to your wallet
I guess that is too late now that they have disabled withdrawals and deposits within the platform until after the whole thing ends. I don't know much about how Bitrrex has faired in the past most especially during ethereum split but I guess they may want to use the opportunity to create a name for themselves by doing the right thing to benefit their users.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: CryptosapienZA on July 24, 2017, 03:31:51 PM
This is fantastic new, I guess Coinbase has a lot to learn.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Pfizer on July 24, 2017, 04:46:25 PM
I still couldn't decide if I have to move my btc funds to electrum wallet instead of trusting bittrex exchange. Afer a chain split, if they say we couldn't protect your funds, what can we do? We can't do nothing. Offline wallets are still looking more safe than bittrex.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: European Central Bank on July 24, 2017, 04:54:04 PM
why the freeze so early? this is the only exchange that's doing this at this point isn't it?


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: maokoto on July 24, 2017, 04:56:17 PM
Great, another exchange handling the split (I have read of poloniex doing so too). Best for users that are not very techy or just do not want to bother messing around and sending their coins to and fro. Is good to know.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Pettuh4 on July 24, 2017, 06:56:35 PM
Great, another exchange handling the split (I have read of poloniex doing so too). Best for users that are not very techy or just do not want to bother messing around and sending their coins to and fro. Is good to know.

Well if they are indeed true then it erases all the fears and we can move forward in the right direction after August 1. Many people are afraid of waking up to find out their bitcoins are now worthless or are Altcoins and so if these major exchanges are going to handle it this way then it's all the best for everyone.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Iranus on July 24, 2017, 09:29:17 PM
If anything there's probably less chance of being hacked with your coins on bittrex than on your own computer wallet. Better security, particularly if you use two step authentication.
Are you insane?  Mt. Gox and Cryptsy have already proven that exchanges are not trustworthy.  Regulations for altcoin exchanges haven't got better, and exchanges have a terrible history of being incompetent and/or running off with their users' funds.

I'm 100% certain that the coins in my TREZOR, with my seed in a bank deposit box and buried in a safe location, with passphrase protections for different parts of my funds and several hidden wallets, with the protection of a PIN which gets exponentially tougher to guess as an attacker tries, are much more secure than Bittrex.  

A promise to "try their best" is no guarantee that they will follow through, either.
why the freeze so early? this is the only exchange that's doing this at this point isn't it?
They've given up on it.  Read my above post.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Pajulapoiss on July 25, 2017, 12:55:16 AM
Bittrex has resumed deposits and withdrawals.

If you look at your Bittrex account, you will see that next to the BTC deposit and withdraw buttons there is some information telling you that they will now require 6 confirmations to credit your transaction due to network disruption.

I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?
Altcoins are irrelevant.  The chain splits that happen in altcoins are not related to what happens in BTC.
Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?
Altcoins are exactly as safe as they've been the rest of the time that they were on Bittrex.  When not trading you should always keep your coins off exchanges, but I don't see how an event in BTC affects your altcoins.

If anything there's probably less chance of being hacked with your coins on bittrex than on your own computer wallet. Better security, particularly if you use two step authentication.

Thanks to everyone who replied.

About 2FA, what happens when I lose my android device
I use for second authentication? or somehow else happens to it..

I've read some people have locked themselves out that way, and that there's some problems with the Google's 2FA system.





Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Omega Weapon on July 25, 2017, 03:29:45 AM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)

You do not understand, the exchanges may say they will do it and they may honor that promise, but at the end of the day you are relying on a third party to do your job, bitcoin is a way to have complete control over our funds, if you are letting someone else do this then you don’t have total and absolute control over your bitcoin that is the point and the reason why you must do this yourself.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: secdark on July 25, 2017, 03:43:23 AM
It is already late for me some of my BTC is locked on Bittrex but since they announcement that they will handle the split chain if it happened made me not worry . From what I understand if chain split happens they will credit coins on both chains .

Well im lucky now that I just withdraw my btc in bittrex and store it in my wallet . I just got it in time last sunday and they close it in 3pm so I just send it. Now if you are locked or your btc is locked in bittrex then you should trust your bitcoin in bittrx because they can do the rest to keep your bitcoin


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: skyline247 on July 25, 2017, 04:20:41 AM
I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?

Should I trade everything to btc and send it to private wallet?

Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?

What would you do? Why?


- It is already too late for you to move your BTC from Bittrex they disabled deposit/withdraw for BTC .

- I have provided the link for Bittrex announcement and according to it you should be  safe ( But I am Not taking responsibilities it is up to you to trade your BTC or not  ) .

- What I will do is selling my alts and keep them as BTC if split happen I will get coins in both chains if no split happen there is big chance that BTC will move up a lot .  

Yet another example of why you should never store Bitcoin on a 3rd party exchange/wallet.

The safest way to store your Bitcoin is in a PAPER WALLET. Have you ever held a dollar bill? Guess what, that is paper money. A Bitcoin paper wallet is essentially the same.

Have you lost over 20 BTC before? It is not a good feeling. Only keep Bitcoins on exchanges if you plan on trading them.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on July 25, 2017, 08:15:48 AM
You do not understand, the exchanges may say they will do it and they may honor that promise, but at the end of the day you are relying on a third party to do your job, bitcoin is a way to have complete control over our funds, if you are letting someone else do this then you don’t have total and absolute control over your bitcoin that is the point and the reason why you must do this yourself.
  I totally agree . I made this post when Bittrex disabled withdrawing of BTC but since they enabled it back I withdraw my remaining balance and now it is safe on my electrum wallet . I will edit the main post to include that info .


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Prodigan786 on July 25, 2017, 09:48:38 AM
I dint take any chance neither i dont want to withdraw the fund holding in Bittrex simply i converted as altcoins like ethereeum and Waves and aslo planning to buy some more from my wallet holdings.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: SmartIphone on July 25, 2017, 10:03:01 AM
I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?

Should I trade everything to btc and send it to private wallet?

Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?

What would you do? Why?


- It is already too late for you to move your BTC from Bittrex they disabled deposit/withdraw for BTC .

- I have provided the link for Bittrex announcement and according to it you should be  safe ( But I am Not taking responsibilities it is up to you to trade your BTC or not  ) .

- What I will do is selling my alts and keep them as BTC if split happen I will get coins in both chains if no split happen there is big chance that BTC will move up a lot . 

How long after the 1st August will we be able to start using bitcoin as normal like now (a week ahead)
I'm thinking to exchange the bitcoins to another altcoins in Bittrex for a week or two then exchange back to bitcoin but I'm afraid if the price of bitcoin will be higher so I will get less bitcoin that I had.
What would the best idea in this case?


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on July 25, 2017, 10:12:21 AM
How long after the 1st August will we be able to start using bitcoin as normal like now (a week ahead)
I'm thinking to exchange the bitcoins to another altcoins in Bittrex for a week or two then exchange back to bitcoin but I'm afraid if the price of bitcoin will be higher so I will get less bitcoin that I had.
What would the best idea in this case?
To be honest I see no point in exchange my BTC to any alt . If I exchange my BTC into any alts now I will lose 2 opportunities  at 1 August which is
( 1- A chance for a free airdrop in the event an alt coin born . 2- A chance of the BTC price get higher after August ends )  .


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: SmartIphone on July 25, 2017, 10:25:59 AM
How long after the 1st August will we be able to start using bitcoin as normal like now (a week ahead)
I'm thinking to exchange the bitcoins to another altcoins in Bittrex for a week or two then exchange back to bitcoin but I'm afraid if the price of bitcoin will be higher so I will get less bitcoin that I had.
What would the best idea in this case?
To be honest I see no point in exchange my BTC to any alt . If I exchange my BTC into any alts now I will lose 2 opportunities  at 1 August which is
( 1- A chance for a free airdrop in the event an alt coin born . 2- A chance of the BTC price get higher after August ends )  .

What do you mean with the free airdrop? Do you think new altcoins will use as a reference the firxt block on 1st August?? And then distribute their coins?
I have to exchange the bitcoins in the first week of August so I dont know if it is safe to exchsnge now or waiting for the 1st August or maybe a few days after and then exchange to altcoins?


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: costina on July 25, 2017, 10:27:59 AM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)

You do not understand, the exchanges may say they will do it and they may honor that promise, but at the end of the day you are relying on a third party to do your job, bitcoin is a way to have complete control over our funds, if you are letting someone else do this then you don’t have total and absolute control over your bitcoin that is the point and the reason why you must do this yourself.
However, when holding Bitcoin on exchange can helps me create still can create order buy/sell if have some bloodbath in this time. Although, when do that I agree give exchange permission control my Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on July 25, 2017, 10:34:44 AM
What do you mean with the free airdrop? Do you think new altcoins will use as a reference the firxt block on 1st August?? And then distribute their coins?
I have to exchange the bitcoins in the first week of August so I dont know if it is safe to exchsnge now or waiting for the 1st August or maybe a few days after and then exchange to altcoins?
I am talking about BCC here is a link to  give you more understanding read the second post of it  . https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2017191.0

Also I recommend reading this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2012799.440


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: aoluain on July 25, 2017, 10:56:15 AM
would I be presumptions in thinking that all the exchanges
are going to be handling a possible chain split?


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: inthelongrun on July 25, 2017, 11:15:42 AM
I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?

Should I trade everything to btc and send it to private wallet?

Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?

What would you do? Why?


I think alts are not a problem right now. Do not worry. Just hold them as they are and wait for this turmoil to cool down. That's what I'm doing also. I am avoiding bitcoin exchanges. I remain with my alts. Their price will be affected of course but their safety will remain good. When the smoke goes down, these will all rise again.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Pajulapoiss on July 26, 2017, 04:04:19 AM
I have like 80% value spread to different altcoins, that are in my bittrex wallet.

What would be the safest way to go forward?

Should I trade everything to btc and send it to private wallet?

Or are my funds safe even If I just keep them on my bittrex wallet as they are?

What would you do? Why?


I think alts are not a problem right now. Do not worry. Just hold them as they are and wait for this turmoil to cool down. That's what I'm doing also. I am avoiding bitcoin exchanges. I remain with my alts. Their price will be affected of course but their safety will remain good. When the smoke goes down, these will all rise again.

Yea, thanks! I was starting to get a bit worried when I suddenly realized 1. Aug is not far away.  I reached out to a friend,  asking for advice, and posted here as well.
He also suggested "hodl & relax"  It's always a good idea to ask around when you're not sure or feeling panicky or FUD. I would have claimed quite a few real losses if I had traded alts back to btc, now it's just imaginary losses, and there's a good chance I will still end up with a hefty profit.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: pearlmen on July 26, 2017, 05:07:53 AM
I did not wanted to make  new thread for  this and posted it on other thread but from the look of it no one bother reading the posts . So  maybe this will work .. New thread ^^

Bitrrex stated that they will credit both chains with coins if split happen . That what they claim they will do . So i guess there is no reason to worry if you have your BTC there they will do the job for you !

http://preview.ibb.co/ikiQEk/bittrex.jpg (http://ibb.co/cDw1n5)

Edit : The withdrawing is back on bittrex . And I did withdraw my remaining coins .


The major outcry about you moving your coins to where you can control it is not because of sites like bitrex but the ones that will see that as an opportunity to get themselves rich by going offline and never come back online due to the proposed chain split and that could mean loss of large amount of wealth to individuals. Also, because no one is sure the many variants of bitcoin we will be having and exchange sites might not have a consensus as to which one to accept so, they can pick based on subjective reasons and then derecognise the others.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Kumo77 on July 26, 2017, 05:15:45 AM
Nice. I am glad that I chose this company.

So far I have been really happy using their exchange, fast and easy to understand.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Yatsan on July 26, 2017, 05:30:59 AM
The bitcoin will not have a coin splitting anymore so I think that news is not gonna happen anymore but aside form that the segwit is 80% agreed by the miners all around the world so I think bitcoin will have a burst this year interms of price so it's better to hold as many as the bitcoin you can month before the segwit.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Netnox on July 26, 2017, 06:01:54 AM
This is a welcome step by Bittrex. But why should anyone keep any of their hard earned coins in an exchange wallet, especially when there is chaos and FUD everywhere? I would be interested to know whether BTC-e is also following this or not. But their site has been down for more than 24 hours now.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: monocolor on July 26, 2017, 06:03:58 AM
it's pretty nice that they do this for you. but I'd prefer to keep the bitcoin with me, it's simple. In case a split, it is easy for me to extract the private key and get to any new wallet as needed


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Qunenin on July 27, 2017, 02:33:26 AM
Up to this point, other than announcements, the only active change I've seen for them is it they increased 38 confirmations from 3 to 6. It's actually kind of funny, that the additional activity on the blockchain has speed things up to the point, we're we're getting those six confirmations in less time than it took to get three last week.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Lipe490 on October 25, 2017, 11:03:51 PM
Bittrex is becoming an irrelevant exchange and they're doing everything to assure that. For this fork they didnt say anything concrete and blocked withdraws and deposit, I got lost with that thing. Then we had the problems with the accounts being locked for apparently no reason and they came up with a statement one week later. Now we are seeing they listing irrelevant coins that nobody knows from nothing, and I can only think that they are being very well paid to do such a thing. So much nice projects begging for a listing and they just don't give any feedback. I am very disapointed with Bittrex and I think they'll lose lots of customers in next months.


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: Jonsnowstark on October 25, 2017, 11:15:14 PM
I just recently moved my bitcoins to bittrex and i'm glad to know they do this for us. I used to have it in poloniex and they do the split for me there too. I gurss with exchange sites that's what tgey usually do


Title: Re: Bitrrex to handle the chain split
Post by: khufuking on October 26, 2017, 10:29:20 AM
Bittrex is becoming an irrelevant exchange and they're doing everything to assure that. For this fork they didnt say anything concrete and blocked withdraws and deposit, I got lost with that thing. Then we had the problems with the accounts being locked for apparently no reason and they came up with a statement one week later. Now we are seeing they listing irrelevant coins that nobody knows from nothing, and I can only think that they are being very well paid to do such a thing. So much nice projects begging for a listing and they just don't give any feedback. I am very disapointed with Bittrex and I think they'll lose lots of customers in next months.
There is no need to pump an old thread there is already new one for BTG update , Btw getting paid to list coins is the standard thing for all exchanges not just Bittrex . I do agree for the closing of accounts they needed to say something and give people chance to withdraw before doing this .
I will lock this thread now you can see if you need more info about the current fork in this thread .  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2301439.msg23347376#msg23347376