If bitcoin forks, then how do you split your coins?
If you have the private keys in your control, you would need to import the keys into a wallet that's designed to split coins.
What wallet is that? I haven't heard of one. By the way, I use a mobile wallet. Like a lot of bitcoin users (probably most, actually) I don't sync the Bitcoin blockchain(s!) on my computer.
Otherwise, you would have to find an exchange that splits keys.
What worries me is this scenario:
1. I store my coins locally, with control of my own private keys.
2. The chain forks.
3. I can't find a wallet that splits coins.
4. I find an exchange that splits coins, but it turns out that you had to have your coins on the exchange
before the fork; they can't or won't split coins sent to them after the fork, even if the coins are older than the fork, for technical reasons or otherwise.
I see no discussion of these challenges. Have you considered the problem?
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There will be no split anymore dude, segwit is going in, that's all, no more BIP148, no more UASF, no more bullshit, just segwit and 1 coin.
Now, if Jihan and Roger really decide to fork bitcoin into BCC (Bitcoin ABC/Bitcoin Cash which is the same as far as I know) then by august 1st, keep your coins in your wallet, and if you have 1 BTC you will recieve 1 BCC. To get that 1 BCC, im not sure how it works, you load the same wallet.dat in the other chain and recieve the coins in the same address? I don't know. Just dump that 1 BCC for free BTC because it's going nowhere.