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RE: Holy F-ing Bitcoin Cash!!!! Get off Steemit and Look at It!!! Millionaires Will Be Made This Morning!

in #crypto7 years ago

Hi, I have some bitcoin in an off line wallet. I keep hearing conflicting things about bitcoin cash.

  1. If my BTC is off line, then I have BCH also. How do I have that? Where is it? What do I have to do?
  2. AND I hear, if my BTC is off line then I don't have BCH.

Does anyone know which is correct? And if I do have BCH, how do I access it?

Thanks!

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Hi @lixtiklipbalm , to answer your questions (to the best of my ability):

  1. I believe your BCH is linked to your private/public key for your BTC if you had BTC at the time of the fork. Regarding accessing it, please look at the articles I'll list below, as I believe they can help answer your question.
  2. I don't believe that is the case; I think if you had BTC at the fork, BCH was linked to your private key.

I would recommend googling around to be sure, but from what I understand, that is how it worked during the fork. Two good articles are:

https://news.bitcoin.com/this-happens-to-your-coins-during-a-bitcoin-hard-fork-and-possible-blockchain-split/

and this subreddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/60hjbb/bitcoin_protocol_upgrade_hard_fork_mega_thread/

Hi @biddle!

Thank you for all the info. I did go to my bittrex account and transfer one of my other coin holdings into BTC, just in case. Since I'm learning it's not much, but it's something!

Thanks again!

You're welcome! I hope the info helped!

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