So, I'm having some trouble understanding the fork. I do understand that supposedly you can receive equal amount of the btc you have in bcc, but can anyone explain how exactly this works and how will I be able to receive the bcc?
Bitcoin fork question
So, I'm having some trouble understanding the fork. I do understand that supposedly you can receive equal amount of the btc you have in bcc, but can anyone explain how exactly this works and how will I be able to receive the bcc?
[3 Points] ghostfacechillah:
[2 Points] HuskyPupper:
anyone explain how exactly this works and how will I be able to receive the bcc?
You take you private keys from your BTC wallet and import them into a BCC wallet. Easy Peasy.
It depends on what exchange you have your btc on. If it's a private wallet that supports bcc you will get equal bcc. However different exchanges have different rules. I know coinbase will not support bcc so if you have btc on there you won't get bcc, but kraken, according to their post, will debit you with 1 bcc per btc you have with them