You are viewing a single comment's thread from:RE: In the case of a hard fork, are my bitcoins safe on a web based wallet?View the full contextancap47 (52)in #bitcoin • 8 years ago No. You need to have the copies of your private keys.
And this is exactly what I said. With the wallet seed, you can see all the private and public keys. See my previous post, https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@hmushtaq/how-to-get-your-private-keys-from-a-blockchain-wallet-account, on how to get all your public and private keys with a wallet seed.