Personally I would sit on that and wait for the smoke to settle. I've run into it a couple of different places like bittrex, and I have personally had no problem transferring in and out of that wallet using out of coins butt at the same time I have heard other people having issues. Wait patiently and it will be all good.

This is to make it or Break It point for a lot of coins , many times they are on that not many people use are they are at Exchanges that have so many coins they never get noticed it is up to the developer sometimes in money, to do what he has to do to make the project succeed. that is why a zero budget coin can I have a very limited life cycle

Bitcoin cash should be around for at least a little while. If the window for acquiring it is that small they you don't want it anyway because the window for selling it's going to be even smaller. The best way to handle it, is to treat it like a brand new alt coin. Do the same research, find the exchanges, find the wallet software, and just pretend that the name has nothing to do with Bitcoin whatsoever.

What hackers probably have done recently, and one case that I ran into recently, is release a lot of software promising to keep you safe and promising to profit you from the fork. Except for one site, everything is as safe as it was, and that one site is pretty well published. The one case that I ran into , which may have had nothing to do with August 1st, was a third-party wallet that stole Bitcoin from the owner.

The last I looked was about 12 hours ago. At that point it's unsure unsure, the reason I say that is we were under the minimums for moving it around. That is because we really weren't interested in it to begin with but we did as a new coin coming out with high amount of popularity, we did throw a little money at it as an investment case that shoots up overnight.

For what you're talking about don't even touch that, it's all command line and would be pretty difficult. If you're ready Windows of any kind, just grab something like virtualbox, and run an earlier version of Windows that you have the product key for still. You should be care in not losing BTC which trying to claim BCC.

Fact is Yahoo simply took most of the revenue and went different directions with it. Bitcoin might actually follow much the same pattern. With the volatility of its price, it might not be the currency that makes it into the common market place. But, there is no denying that the market Capital that is built into Bitcoin will not allow it to die anytime soon.

Yes the best solution I can see is check your account where you put your money and the exchange site you use to convert it to fiat money so that you can manage your money every now and then. Then best is convert it to dollar or fiat from btc if the price rises. The key is to be active and see the trends in the crypto trading field.

Ofcourse Bittrex will take the lead and it is expected as amoung the exchanges listed by the OP, only Bittrex is the biggest campaign. Poloniex has not  supported bitcoin Cash or they might as well list it late, after seeing the outcome of BCC in the first few days of its launch. After all they will not want to launch a shit coin on their exchange

I don't like to mention other forms but obviously most of us to exist on more than one. The reason I brought it up as I swear  that in Bitcoin Garden I saw an announcement for this that disappeared. Did you guys have one on there and the change where it is or something?

Is the third thread  addressed specifically about this website lol. I was just telling those in another thread that what this website had done with setup multiple directories in their background, each of them devoted to a different outcome of the hard Fork. And then depending on what the outcome was, all they had to do was renamed the directory structure to match that particular outcome.
Those people are lucky whom have bitcoins stored at bittrex.

Looking at the timing of that original transaction, it may have been a very bad time to put a transaction out there. With that being said, you technically have nothing to worry about. If you received a TX ID, did the transaction is in the network. Even if you used a low and horrible Network fee, you still should be able to make that happen at some point in the future.

Honestly at this point, we're not really saving it per se. Most of our Bitcoin balances are on exchanges and remain there for use of buying different coins. We definitely have no fear that those balances are going to drop dramatically and would have no problem leaving them there for several years because we see the steady increase the price of Bitcoin. The right now most of our balances move fairly quickly from one place to another.

Right now what we're doing is investing at a lot of our local businesses. One of the reasons that we're doing this is because the economy in the area has been a little bit lower than it has to couple years before. Another reason is that we're trying to bridge the gap between most of the local businesses and Technology like Bitcoin.

I might be wrong but I believe that most people go through bit going to get to all coins. It seems that the chain would be Fiat to bitcoin and then using Bitcoin on the exchange as a foundation for buying other coins. Most of our light trading is done in that manner , so technically if that's the method then Bitcoin is the first investment. Any exchange that we keep currency on for any length of time it's kept in Bitcoin, and Fiat is the Gateway out

That is sort of like the black money question. A lot of people believe that because one of the biggest public appearances of Bitcoin early on was all about money laundry. The fact is any at all currencies are used for both good and bad purposes. I don't think ransomware and the Incarnation that you're looking at was really as profitable as it appeared.

It is possible to code into those coins, Mine trapped block Rewards and all manner of deviant payouts. If someone is not the controller of your first node then those kinds of things are much more difficult, but it can be done and for someone who has no clue about what's happening with the Kodi itself the likelihood of it happening is pretty high.

The key is to think of this as a brand new Alt coin, and not a fork. The only difference is that it's going to get a little bit of traffic based upon the fact that people want to jump on that versus Bitcoin. All it is is a brand-new old coin, and it's getting about the same amount of attention. But, it is also getting a little bit of extra attention for those that feel it's like some sort of deviant policy or deviant political group versus Bitcoin, and that'll die down rather quickly

There are plenty of exchanges out there for that Express purpose. The biggest difference is between them all, are the deposit and withdrawal limits, the ability to trade between different coins, and their rules and regs for know-your-customer. Show me the exchanges like yobit have extreme withdrawal limits, some of the other exchanges make it difficult to trade between two different all coins that are not BTC, LTC or one of the big ones

Also i think no one has buy the BCC yet. All of those who have BCC are ones who got them free and things which are free dont worth much. I will really be interested to know what miners decided to do now. BCC cant dent BTC not in volume or in price. BCC is not even 1 / 10 to BTC price and no one knows the exact volume of BCC yet.