yes, unlike an exchange or hosted wallet, Exodus gives you the user full control of your private keys. with these private keys you will be able too retain control of both sets of coins when and if a fork takes place. but since Exodus is a light-wallet that depends on info from other services such as shapeshift. Exodus is dependent upon their decisions. Until we know the posistion of each service, exodus is unable to give a firm position
I hope this helped
i am looking for the same thing. But since in exodus you can get access to your private keys, we should be okay right?
I think so, but I'd really like to be sure.
find out yet?
The fact that You Control 100% over your funds with Exodus. Therefore, if you have your BTCs on an Exchange, I'd get them out of there and into your Wallet (Exodus or Jaxx) before August 1st 2017 (just to be sure).
More info on Exodus here:
http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/does-exodus-support-bip148-and-the-uasf
yes, unlike an exchange or hosted wallet, Exodus gives you the user full control of your private keys. with these private keys you will be able too retain control of both sets of coins when and if a fork takes place. but since Exodus is a light-wallet that depends on info from other services such as shapeshift. Exodus is dependent upon their decisions. Until we know the posistion of each service, exodus is unable to give a firm position
totally new here. That is helping a lot. So I guess Im safe with the Ledger.