Best Easiest Way to Claim Fork Coins? superbitcoin, bitcoin gold,bitcoin diamond

[KrazyMonkey]

with your electrum wallet?

how can I find out which of my electrum addresses stored btc 1 year ago?

I need to claim all my fork coins but can only manually transfer one private key into bither
at a time....with over 200 deposit addresses this will take me hours to complete.


how can I find my electrum deposit address which held btc at time x   ?

[mocacinno]

with your electrum wallet?

how can I find out which of my electrum addresses stored btc 1 year ago?

I need to claim all my fork coins but can only manually transfer one private key into bither
at a time....with over 200 deposit addresses this will take me hours to complete.


how can I find my electrum deposit address which held btc at time x   ?

I wrote a tool to do exactly this a while ago:
https://github.com/mocacinno/mocacinnoforkchecker/

It hasn't been maintained since the 7th of may, so some api's might have gone down/new forks might have been added, but the tool should still provide you with unclaimed unspent outputs on many forked chains
Good luck!

[HCP]

For the "main" forks like BCH, BTG, BTCP etc... you can simply use their fork of Electrum... and open a copy of the wallet file with that software:

ElectronCash (BCH): https://electroncash.org/#download
ElectrumG (BTG): https://github.com/BTCGPU/electrum/releases/tag/3.2-beta
Bitcoin Private Electrum (BTCP): https://github.com/BTCPrivate/electrum-btcp/releases/
Bitcoin Diamond (BTCD): https://github.com/eveybcd/electrum/releases

NOTE: I do NOT endorse any of these wallets... and make no claims as to the "safety" of any of them.

As always, you should make sure that all your BTC has been safely moved to a new wallet before attempting any fork claiming etc.

[KrazyMonkey]

For the "main" forks like BCH, BTG, BTCP etc... you can simply use their fork of Electrum... and open a copy of the wallet file with that software:

ElectronCash (BCH): https://electroncash.org/#download
ElectrumG (BTG): https://github.com/BTCGPU/electrum/releases/tag/3.2-beta
Bitcoin Private Electrum (BTCP): https://github.com/BTCPrivate/electrum-btcp/releases/
Bitcoin Diamond (BTCD): https://github.com/eveybcd/electrum/releases

NOTE: I do NOT endorse any of these wallets... and make no claims as to the "safety" of any of them.

As always, you should make sure that all your BTC has been safely moved to a new wallet before attempting any fork claiming etc.

they work with fedora (linux) ?



bither +bitpie , is there a way to bulk accept and get the forkcoins there, cause they want you
to manually confirm every single private key with password...
takes forever...

[HCP]

they work with fedora (linux) ?

They all seem to have Linux versions (or the source code) available... given Electrum is Python=based, as long as you have Python installed and running, it *should* work OK... but I don't use fedora, so I can't confirm 100%. I've used them all on Ubuntu VM OK.

bither +bitpie , is there a way to bulk accept and get the forkcoins there, cause they want you to manually confirm every single private key with password... takes forever...

Not that I'm aware of. As your coins came from Electrum, you can't just import the seed as Electrum seeds are not BIP39 compatible and, as far as I'm aware, the only wallets that support Electrum seeds are Electrum and Electrum-based forks.

Other options include using the "Core" wallets for each fork as they generally allow for bulk importing... but then you'd need to sync full blockchains for each fork.

[KrazyMonkey]

I dont see the linux versions for the wallets you posted
but thx for the help

[mocacinno]

I dont see the linux versions for the wallets you posted
but thx for the help

The great thing about linux and most of these wallets is that you don't need a precompiled binary... You can always just compile a wallet yourself. Make sure you have a proper build environment, make sure you have all the dependancies and just build the wallet yourself

If you stick to electrum forks, you don't even have to build those wallets, just install the dependancies, clone the git repo and run the wallet directly (it's written in pure python, so it can be ran without having to compile the binaries).