Bitcoin wallet

>>2884068
i thought that i will just use core wallet.... but.... but damn it.....

"Bitcoin Core initial synchronization will take time and download a lot of data. You should make sure that you have enough bandwidth and storage for the full block chain size (over 145GB)."

>>2884068
how much btc u got and how long are u planning to hold onto it?

>>2884154
1 BTC, like a month or so, until this hard fork thing is done with.

>>2884190
blockchain.info

>>2884261
i have same question.....
but ... how you will get forked coins there?

>>2884286

Bump to know too

I just opened a wallet there today because the nano ledger are sold out in my country

>>2884286
https://www.bitcoincash.org/
dowload bcc wallet here, import your btc address and private key from blockchain.info (or whatever wallet u end up using) to bcc wallet and voila u'll have 1 bcc waiting for you

will exodus give me new btc?

>>2884344
its working only with full btc or with any ammount?

>>2884344
https://electrum.org/bcc.txt

About Electrum Cash
-------------------

The name "Electrum" has been visible on bitcoincash.org and
electrumcash.org, with a modified version of our logo. The use of our
name and logo constitutes a trademark infringement.

We have never enforced our trademark against altcoin versions of
Electrum (such as Litecoin, etc), because we consider that users of
these altcoins are well aware of the distinction between Bitcoin and
their coin, and that they cannot be harmed by that confusion. However,
we do not agree with the use of the Electrum name in the context of a
Bitcoin fork, because it suggests that we endorse that fork, and that
we also endorse that wallet.

We reserve ourselves the right to use the name Electrum for a Bitcoin
Cash wallet, should we decide to publish one in the future.

>>2884344
actually good suggestion there

How to redeem my BCC?
---------------------

BCC wallets will require you to import your seed or your private keys,
which can be exported from Electrum. Doing so will expose all your
Bitcoin funds associated with that seed to the BCC wallet you decide
to use.

Therefore, *after* the BCC fork, but *before* you enter a seed or
private key in a BCC wallet, you should move all your funds to a new
Electrum wallet, with a new seed. You will still be able to use the
old seed or private key with BCC, because BCC has replay
protection. Wait until your funds are confirmed in your new Bitcoin
wallet, before you enter the old private key in a BCC wallet. This
will protect your BTC funds from rogue/untrusted software.

>>2884521
any amount

>>2884559
basically create dump wallet. store btc there.
after fork ...funnel everything out of that spare wallet... use private keys in new wallet.
at least original btc will be save this way.

p.s. i hate exchanges for not doing this for us automatically with their own wallet. greedy bastards will have amazing amount of coins.

>>2884068
that's one of the most normie images I've seen since I deleted my facebook

>bizbros
>I'm new to this Bitcoin game

uh huh

>>2884577
thank you.