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RE: Bitcoin-Forks - latest overview - forking dates, block heights, distribution ratios, official homepages
This post is so helpful to know. Do you know which best exchanges to follow for transactions, or the exchanges not to follow and process transactions?. I am currently using Coinpayments, Bitstamps, for multiple cryptocurrencies, and coinbase and blockchains for others.
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It might also be a good solution to store your bitcoins in a paper wallet or a hardware wallet (such as Ledger or Trezor). That way, Ledger or Trezor might program a splitting tool and might enable you to get the coins easily. And if not, you still have the possibility to extract your private key. Although I would not recommend doing this (extracting your private keys of the hardware wallets) because of security reasons.
Hey, so far, I have only heard of Kucoin. They announced that they will support all the upcoming forks, at least it is stated here: https://news.kucoin.com/en/announcement-regarding-ethereum-fog-and-other-fork-coins/
However, this is only helpful for the upcoming forks.
Also Binance (https://www.binance.com) had supported some of the forks (e.g. Bitcoin Diamond, BitcoinX), but not all of them.