"then your BCH is likely (but not guaranteed) to remain associated with the current private keys due to BCH's pseudo-replay-protection;"
can you elaborate on this....under what conditions could your BCH not be still associated?
Surely that would send the value to near zero....?
same question .. i am not interested to claim BCH at the moment because i don't wish to take risks for claiming pennies. |
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- there was nothing to replace as I didn't have Core on the PC when I run the ABC for the 1st time.
- if both apps use the same AppData folder it is impossible to run them simultaneously, the folder is "locked" by the app that started the 1st
ok if it's locked by the app that you started the 1st which i believe it's BitcoinABC , but you previously said that " I shut it down, and run Bitcoin Core, no problems occurred, it took the same AppData directory and the encrypted wallet.dat in it."if both took same AppData Directory and wallet.dat , then do you see same amount of Coins on both the clients ? how does the transactions happening? did you tried? |
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Secondly, my experience with full clients:
I started with installation of the latest version of BitcoinABC - 0.14.6
Than I shut it down, and run Bitcoin Core, no problems occurred, it took the same AppData directory and the encrypted wallet.dat in it.
when you installed BtcoinABC , didn't it replaced Bitcoin core files? if i am not wrong in understanding what you did, You are able to run both the Client's BitcoinABC and Bitcoin Core one at once with same Appdata directory? so if you send BTC to some other address , even the BCC balance should be reduced and transferred to the same address related to BTC which ever it got deposited because the same appdata / Wallet.dat being used by both the clients ? |
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He tried to use the same wallet.dat, I don't know if you're supposed to do that.
yes, & why can't?, i guess it should work. |
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he already run it, when tried to install BitcoinABC
The best variant would be to sign the tx offline and then broadcast it, but not sure if we have the easy way to do it soon.
i ran bitcoin XT on other machine and imported my BTC wallet.dat, now i see a message that says, my wallet is not matching with the Bitcoin XT client. I guess i will till the dust settle down after split but how can yobit and other did provided BCC to all the btc holders on their exchanges if it isn't that simple ? |
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I use a core wallet and how can i get BCC ? i am unable to install BCC client having bitcoin core already running, even after stopping bitcoin core , BCC client not accepting BTC wallet file.?
can someone use core wallet can help me understand the process please?
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Thank you Chandu141!
Please keep it updated , i will be sending more updates.
Sure, I downloaded wallet and here is my wallet Address - HKBpXLDWSBSHR5KscDcKi8UU92FF9s5WJ7 |
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Take your vault and shove it up your arse mate, you actually expect people to give their coins to you? only fools
Would do that, there is no where safer than private keys, you will be keeping your coins in the same place.
%1 fee like we're idiots to not only trust our Bitcoins with you but also give you a fee, people find opportunities
Out of their ass recently.
i smell fire.. anyways, people here get high rank simply sitting and trolling on forums. no offence but i provided safety measures and also guide to use Bitcoin core wallet. care to read full post before troll. |
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This is indeed i was looking for. Thanks for caring to share!  |
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Yeah no one needs it. And if anyone needs this kind of service for sure they won't come to you. Instead of offering this shady service, why not just teach people how to do it themselves. It's actually not hard. People just have to store their bitcoins in an address which they have control over its private key.
Oh from that argument, if we store coins with you then that would mean we don't have control over our private keys. Shocker...
why not, but the fact is everyone know how to use core wallet but downloading the Bitcoin bootstrap which is around 100GB+ i guess on their computer is not really possible for every individual.. Found a video tut --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9ziT7d4Q-s |
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Why would anyone even deposit a single satoshi with you? Who are you? Can you be trusted? I don't think so.
You are asking people to trust you with their bitcoins just because you write it down on a spreadsheet? Totally trust worthy, here take all my bitcoins...
i am offering my wallet because it's always running and people who doesn't have it can use it. It's an option i am providing, i don't want all your Bitcoins so i sent your Bitcoins back to you, please keep them with you safely if you can. Well we cannot trust you for just seeing this kind of service since their are several wallets where we can trust to hold our balance on theirs electrum and other wallets who have private keys as suggested and why on earth we would trust for unknown site? I'm not against on your business but you need to prove your trust score here like what other wallet providers to since their are so many scam on this furom and where vigilant on new one like this. I totally understand. Well i just wanted to share my wallet space with others who couldn't run Core wallet. If no one trust or don't need my service, it's totally their choice. I also suggest to run Core wallet on their personal computer to store their bitcoins (encrypt and backup) until the war get's to an end. |
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Why would anyone even deposit a single satoshi with you? Who are you? Can you be trusted? I don't think so.
You are asking people to trust you with their bitcoins just because you write it down on a spreadsheet? Totally trust worthy, here take all my bitcoins...
i am offering my wallet because it's always running and people who doesn't have it can use it. It's an option i am providing, i don't want all your Bitcoins so i sent your Bitcoins back to you, please keep them with you safely if you can. |
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I really don't think you're known nearly enough to be asking for everyone to give you money. There's no guarantee that you'll return anything at all, so it's a high-risk, low-reward situation. Better to just have people put their coins in a local wallet that will support the split and leave it at that.
Yes, that is what i explained and shared the whole news . but not everyone can run Bitcoin local wallet , even if it's for 0.1 BTC. btw, Bitcoin Core wallet supports split doesn't it ?Technically, it does. It won't support it natively I'm sure (as there's still the civil war going on), but it does mean you have the private key so you have access via that (imported to another client or whatever you wish to do). Thanks for saying that, been hearing this from other Legendary people too and it feels good to hear the word "safe" as i was concerned about Bitcoin/Core future from the time this split plan conferences. If the core team is not so good , people could have lost faith in Bitcoin. The thing to understand is Core gives the private key and assuming your system isn't compromised, only you will ever have access to it. Any chain forks would be from point x on the blockchain, so you could import your private key to every new chain from that point and access the coins. The important thing isn't the client, but rather the access to the private key itself, . I backup my wallet.dat (encrypted) and i believe i can use it with other/new client ( core update if any) after split (if happens). Am i planning correctly? |
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I really don't think you're known nearly enough to be asking for everyone to give you money. There's no guarantee that you'll return anything at all, so it's a high-risk, low-reward situation. Better to just have people put their coins in a local wallet that will support the split and leave it at that.
Yes, that is what i explained and shared the whole news . but not everyone can run Bitcoin local wallet , even if it's for 0.1 BTC. btw, Bitcoin Core wallet supports split doesn't it ?Technically, it does. It won't support it natively I'm sure (as there's still the civil war going on), but it does mean you have the private key so you have access via that (imported to another client or whatever you wish to do). Thanks for saying that, been hearing this from other Legendary people too and it feels good to hear the word "safe" as i was concerned about Bitcoin/Core future from the time this split plan conferences. If the core team is not so good , people could have lost faith in Bitcoin. |
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I really don't think you're known nearly enough to be asking for everyone to give you money. There's no guarantee that you'll return anything at all, so it's a high-risk, low-reward situation. Better to just have people put their coins in a local wallet that will support the split and leave it at that.
Yes, that is what i explained and shared the whole news . but not everyone can run Bitcoin local wallet , even if it's for 0.1 BTC. btw, Bitcoin Core wallet supports split doesn't it ? |
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 Below is the news from our BCT Administrator.There is some chance that BIP148 will result in an economic split of the Bitcoin currency at midnight UTC on Aug 1. If this split is non-negligible, then action may be required by all Bitcoin users. Personally, I consider it most likely that the split will be negligible and that you won't have to do anything, but it's still a good idea to prepare just in case. A very short summary of what you need to do: 1. Ensure that you have no BTC deposited with a Bitcoin bank or other trusted third-party before Aug 1. If there's no technical way for you to export the private keys for your BTC, then that BTC is at risk. Some Bitcoin banks may assure you that they'll definitely keep your BTC safe, but I absolutely wouldn't trust them. 2. Do not send transactions or trust received transactions starting 12 hours before Aug 1 at midnight UTC, and continue this until you hear the "all clear" from several trustworthy sources. For example, I will post a forum news item if everything is OK, or if everything is not OK and action is required. See my guide here for more a lot more detail: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2012799.0The following wallets give you some theoretical way of exporting your private keys, so they should be safe to hold BTC during Aug 1. Depending on what happens after Aug 1, you may have to export your private keys and use different software, though. (Do not go doing this willy-nilly in a panic, though -- wait for agreement and clear instructions from several sources. There will be no rush.) The ones in bold are ones that I also tend to like for other reasons. The ones in italic seem to make it difficult to export your private keys, or at least that's what i heard but i never tried. MobileElectrumMycelium Copay Bitcoin Wallet for Android breadwallet Simple Bitcoin Wallet BitherArcBitCoin.SpaceDesktopBitcoin CoreElectrumBitcoin Knots mSIGNA Armory Bither ArcBit Copay HardwareLedger Trezor Digital Bitbox KeepKey WebGreen Address* Coin.Space* Note for Green Address: You must either use a 2of3 account or have nLockTime transactions emailed to you in the settings. Otherwise you're trusting Green Address too much.  I wanted to support Bitcoin core, don't know why and how did others came up with this "unlimited" concepts. I really don't wish this split to happen, also i really don't like the name "Unlimited" from my past experiences.. who ever wanted to store your Bitcoins on local Bitcoin core wallet can use my wallet. I am running core wallet on my personal computer from a very long time and i backup the encrypted wallet from time to time and store on cold, cloud storages., i will charge 1% storage fee + transaction Fee and my service is open until everything is OK. I am not here to steal anyone's BTC , i would like to help those who couldn't run local wallet at this type of situation also to help those who don't know where and how to store. PM me if need service. |
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now i see Warning: Unknown block versions being mined! It's possible unknown rules are in effect
are my coins safe ?
They are safe and there is nothing to be worried about, If you see the news on the top of the forum page you will see this message: The warning which may be displayed by Bitcoin Core about unknown versions is related to BIP91, and can be safely ignored.
wonderful! Thanks to you and all the Legendary People who are sharing the knowledge in time. |
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i am keeping my btc on core wallet V0.14.2 and i see this Warning: Unknown block versions being mined! It's possible unknown rules are in effect
read https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2027513.0are my coins safe on my local core wallet ??
yes. Thank you for telling me the good news sir. |
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