Hi,

sorry for the maybe stupid question but:

i have a cold wallet which i made, is it in any way affected by the recently hard fork, should i do something or can the wallet stay cold as it actually is? I saw same coin-swaps where you had to transfer your coins to exchanges and so on, therefore the question, because i'm not sure what is the difference between a hard-fork and a coin-swap-fork.

thank you

ok but how can i get my private keys with the standard-client of bitcoin (as example)?

thank you

I also just backuped the *.dat files, all is working fine. I'm not 100% sure but i think the private keys are in the *.dat and you can dump it out and restore your wallet only with the private key - ok im not sure have to read more, but thats my stand of (non) knowlegde.

No in this case it is just a static (bounty) node, for trading and storing i use another account.

When i have a static node installed should i immediatly upgrade to 3.1?

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10 million ducknotes for 0.171 BTC

preferred from "older" members (then i will send first) or we can use escrow from the threadstarter.

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10 million ducknotes for 0.1675 BTC

only from "older" members, i will send first.

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In the bitcoin standard client i cant find "export private keys" or sth. similar, i will try some other wallets.
thanks

thank you, so i have just to copy it and then i assume the backup function in the wallet is not really needed...... and another question if you want to answer it: how to export my private keys?

sorry for the noobish question but does anyone know?

Hi all

Not good but if your wallets are worth it, you can as already suggested send your hd to a recovery service, maybe you have luck.

I think i should make some backups right now better later then too late.

I plan to only copy the wallet.dat, this should be enough right?
And must i use the backup function in the wallet or is to copy the *.dat enough?

thanks