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    slothbag (OP)
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    July 19, 2016, 04:07:10 AM
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    Lets say for whatever reason (deliberate or accidental) Bitcoin hardforks into two chains.. I have 10 bitcoins in my wallet, on chain 1 I would like to send those 10 bitcoins to address 12345 and on chain 2 I would like to send those same 10 bitcoins to address 19876..

    Assuming both chains have nodes still relaying txs amongst both chains, how do I prevent the first tx from being applied to the 2nd chain accidentally? 

    Is there a way to specify to only include this tx if block x hash = <some known hash>?

    Any other way to keep the tx on one chain and not the other?
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