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@Hyperme.sh, how can regular BTC users protect themselves from SegWit coins? I use Electrum, and most of my bitcoins are older than the start of SegWit, but how can I check the status of bitcoins transferred into my Electrum wallet since SegWit started?
Is there a way to 'de-SegWit' bitcoins, maybe by sending to myself in an old wallet? I take your advice seriously, and want to avoid having my stash SegWitled away by miners.
Is there a way to 'de-SegWit' bitcoins, maybe by sending to myself in an old wallet? I take your advice seriously, and want to avoid having my stash SegWitled away by miners.
This is all I know, and I don’t know much about Bitcoin wallets. Hopefully someone else can offer better insights.
The point of discussing is to crowd source information.
I'm sort of freaking about this possibility now, and dble freaking at the lack of freaking out by most other crypto users.
Thanks for explaining the risks at play!!
@Klone
I also wanted to check if my BTC were "segwitted" or not - took me a while, but finally stumbled on this: http://srv1.yogh.io
Hope you find it helpful.
@Hyperme.sh: Thank you very much for all your analysis - admittedly, it takes me a long time to go over it, but I truly appreciate it. Rooting for your work: hope to see that soon.
without knowing what they are doing but just because it is free. 
