One of the most common advice I find would be to take your bitcoins to a private key you own. It could be on a secure device, a paper wallet or a even hardware wallet. I found that paper wallets were quite interesting as they are completely offline and very cheap to produce. Hardware wallets are a bit expensive in my opinion, but maybe you'll get what you're looking for in one of them.
I found this article on BitcoinMagazine.com, it describes how to prepare yourself for BIP148. You'll find the steps to take before August 1st, what to do on August 1st and how to handle the period after August 1st.
Hope this helps! If you find some more info please share!
One of the most common advice I find would be to take your bitcoins to a private key you own. It could be on a secure device, a paper wallet or a even hardware wallet. I found that paper wallets were quite interesting as they are completely offline and very cheap to produce. Hardware wallets are a bit expensive in my opinion, but maybe you'll get what you're looking for in one of them.
I found this article on BitcoinMagazine.com, it describes how to prepare yourself for BIP148. You'll find the steps to take before August 1st, what to do on August 1st and how to handle the period after August 1st.
Hope this helps! If you find some more info please share!
Edit: forgot the link, here you go
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitcoin-beginners-guide-surviving-bip-148-uasf/