Well... I have this doubt as well. The mining stops by 2140 (perhaps much before that, because the mining rewards are ridiculously smaller as we nears the 22nd century AD). So without the miners, how the transactions can be relayed?

The old version of the blockchain.info wallet is having an option to export the private key (in WIH format). But if you are using the new version of the blockchain.info wallet, then you need to create the private key using the 12-word seed.

Right now there is no simple way to claim BCH from your Blockchain.info wallet. Either you can wait for one or two months (until Blockchain.info adds support for BCH), or you can export the private key of your Blockchain.info wallet to some Bitcoin Cash -compatible wallet.

What about Coinbase? I heard that an attorney from Miami has sued them, for their refusal to credit the users with Bitcoin Cash. And I am more worried about Blockchain.info. Are they going to provide support for Bitcoin Cash anytime soon?

Is it that difficult for them to put up some English translation to their updates? I am tired of using Russian (through Google translate) every time I communicate with BTC-e people. Can't they hire at least one or two English-speaking staff?

Do you believe 100% of what the FBI is saying? I don't trust them even 0.01%. I am not a fan of Alexander Vinnik. If he had any involvement in the Mt Gox robbery, then he should burn in hell. But what is happening to the BTC-e users is something very serious. BTC-e users can't be made to pay for the crimes of someone else, with whom they had no direct connection.

I hope that most of the funds were in the cold storage, and at least 50% of what is owned to the users could be returned to them (I myself lost around $300). But are you sure that they are still in the possession of the user data? I heard that the FBI seized that as well.

I have used their Bitcoin transaction accelerator (and it works really fine, although it is a bit expensive). But this is the first time I am hearing about the Bitcoin Cash transaction accelerator from ViaBTC. Could you please provide me the URL?

You lost quite a bit. Let me do the calculations. Imagine that you had 1 BTC before the split, and you had sold the coins for $2,700. Now the exchange rate is at $3,200 per coin, and the BCH exchange rates are going at around $240. So you lost around $740 by selling your coins. But don't get disheartened. Shit happens all the time. You need to move on with your life.

It will be foolish to quit your full time job for concentrating on Bitcoin, because there is high risk associated with any of the crypto-currencies. I am working on a full-time job 5 days a week, in addition to spending some 2-3 hours every day earning BTC.

Lol... if that happens (and I think that there is a small chance), then the original Bitcoin will be known as "Bitcoin Classic" or "Bitcoin Core" and the Bitcoin Cash will be regarded as the "Bitcoin proper". But things are not clear yet. In less than a year's time, it will be clear about who is going to win this race.

In third world nations such as India, the exchanges are mostly run by con men, having connections to powerful politicians and bureaucrats. Their thinking is very simple. They will give a few days notice to withdraw the BTC and say that they will not support BCH. 80% of the people will withdraw. 10% can't withdraw due to various reasons (such as travel). The rest 10% simply don't care about BCH or are not aware about it. In the end, the exchanges will steal coins from this 20%.

It is a bit risky right now. The prices will get stabilized only after 1-2 weeks, so it may be better to wait at least until August 15. Else, you may incur considerable losses, if a massive dump happens and the BCC supporters go back on their word to support the currency.

Or better go to Bitpremier and select from the listings there. However, I must warn you that on average, the listings there are at least 10% to 15% more expensive than the actual prices. Also, I am not sure about the tax implications if you use BTC to purchase an automobile.

https://www.bitpremier.com/2-autos

I really doubt whether that is going to happen anytime soon. The last time I checked, BCH had a market cap of $6,657,092,275 which is less than one-third of the Ether market cap ($21,193,154,012). BCH is even lagging behind Ripple as of now.

85% is far better than the 0% that users of Coinbase and certain other exchanges got. Although Coinbase has announced that they "may support" BCH in the future, I don't trust them. What they did was pure cheating and daylight robbery. I am glad that I didn't had any coins on Coinbase.

These are the steps which you need to undertake, in order to get BCH:

1. Move your BTC to some other wallet from your primary wallet
2. Export the private key from your primary wallet
3. Import the private key in some BCH compatible wallet
4. BCH will be credited in your BCH compatible wallet.

Certain exchanges such as Bittrex and Yobit have already credited their users with Bitcoin Cash tokens (if they were having a positive BTC balance on August 1). And many of them have converted their BCH to BTC. Unfortunately, I did't got any BCH, as I had only BSD in Bittrex.

I am 99.99% sure that if someone is using a nuclear weapon again, it is going to be the United States. Ever since the nuclear weapons were first manufactured, only the United States has used them against the civilian population (in 1945, against Japan). Even in the future, they are going to be the only ones who are going to use this sort of weapons.

If they really want to serve the country, then they can serve in the army. But they should not take out protest marches demanding separate washrooms for them. Imagine the cost of setting up a separate washroom for just one or two individuals. After getting separate washroom, they will take out protests demanding the right to hold gay pride parade within the army bases.