bitcoin cash balance

[louis144]

maybe a stupid question but i'm a beginner in the world of bitcoins.
after the split there will be a same amount btc as bcc on your wallet.
but my question is are the balances of btc and bcc always synced if you do transfers on btc network and transfers on bcc network?

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[achow101]

but my question is are the balances of btc and bcc always synced if you do transfers on btc network and transfers on bcc network?

No. Transactions that you make on BTC will not be valid on BCC and vice versa. So your coins are not "synced".

[hammo]

just store your key and use cold storage. don't use any exchange and see how much BCC you will receive.

[zuzuca]

just store your key and use cold storage. don't use any exchange and see how much BCC you will receive.

yup..but we have to find a way to actually spend both of the coins 

[Tradegroup]

Some exchanges will list both of them.

[Warry]

maybe a stupid question but i'm a beginner in the world of bitcoins.
after the split there will be a same amount btc as bcc on your wallet.
but my question is are the balances of btc and bcc always synced if you do transfers on btc network and transfers on bcc network?

No, you BCC balance is one-time deposit. Your BCC and BTC are not synced.
For example, if you have 1 BTC, you will have BCC too, but if you spend 0.1 BTC, you still have 0.9 BC and 1 BCC. The same thing happens will hapen if you spend 0.1 BCC, you will have 1 BTC and 0.9 BCC. Basically, they are on 2 different blockchains.

[covfefe_]

In simple word, in your wallet, you'll have bitcoins but the private keys of those bitcoins too work as bitcoincash in the wallet of bitcoincash.