Bitcoin Rhodium (BTR) airdrop : How to claim Bitcoin Rhodium (BTR) using Hardware Wallet?

Bitcoin Rhodium (BTR) is a community-based crypto commodity, rare, limited and resistant cryptocurrency to store value for the future. The goal is to provide not just a payment method, but a real, valuable commodity, which will become a prosperous investment element, along with BTC.
There will only ever be 2.1 million Bitcoin Rhodium.
They are planning to take a snapshot of Bitcoin (BTC) chain on January 10 2018. They are now launching the 2nd airdrop after successful completion of their 1st airdrop. You should have BTC in your address to claim your BTR. Airdrop ratio is 1 BTC = 10 BTR (you may have 0.542 btc, 2.83 btc, etc and get 10 times that amount). Multiple addresses are allowed, with maximum limit of 5000 BTR per user.
Let’s get to the purpose of this blog.

How to claim Bitcoin Rhodium (BTR)?
To claim Bitcoin Rhodium you must register your non-empty Bitcoin (BTC) address along with a signed message. Signing messages can be used to prove ownership of a specific bitcoin address.
This blog would help most of you who are not familiar with this process. It is easy but you need to understand and follow the following steps correctly and carefully. Let’s make it easy from here;
Before continuing open a notepad/word application for recording the information for this registration.

Step 1: Visit Bitcoin Rhodium’s website - https://www.bitcoinrh.org/

1.1 Scroll down to the section where you see “Get your BitCoin Rhodium”.
1.2 Now you should be able to copy the Unique Message provided by them for signing. Be careful and do not refresh this page as it will generate new message every time the page is refreshed. Check the screen below;

I have highlighted the unique message generated for this example.
Copy the message “BitCoinRhodium_201801051937216530” (without double quotes) in notepad/word application opened before. Yours would be different. Be careful.

Now if your Bitcoins are in a hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger, it may be easier for you to sign in. If yes, move to the next step for signing a message. We will consider Trezor for this example though the procedure remains the same for any other wallet which provide signing capability.

Step 2: Open your Trezor wallet for signing message

2.1 Go in the BTC account and then click on Receive button.
2.2 Copy a non-empty Bitcoin address. Paste the address in notepad/word application below the message already pasted.
2.3 Click on Sign & Verify button. You should be able to see the following screen;

2.4 Follow the given steps above to generate the signature. Trezor may ask you to confirm this action, so do the needful accordingly.
2.5 Copy the signature and paste it in the notepad/word application below your Bitcoin address.

**Step 3: Registering your details on their website. **

3.1 Go to their Website which is already opened in the browser
3.2 Verify the unique message on their website and the one we copied to make sure we have the same message.
3.3 Enter your Bitcoin address from the notepad/word application. Check the highlighted area below;

3.4 Enter your signature from the notepad/word application. Check the highlighted area below;

3.5 Final step is to click the button “Register”. You should get a successful message after clicking the “Register” button.
3.6 Save the notepad/word file for future reference. Once airdrop is complete you may need the signature to fetch your Bitcoin Rhodiums
If you have Bitcoins in multiple address you can follow the same steps as above but make sure that every Bitcoin address has a unique message to sign.

Please let me know if anyone wants help with paper wallet.

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