alt traders do it every single day. this is an alt too. it's also an alt that can really shake things up backed by people who want to.

hi,

i have an detailled question

ok my BTC are in a private key

so after the 1st august ok i will take my private key to my Jaxx wallet but the problem jaxx and btc.com and others compatible wallet telling ok will receive same coins equivalent  ''BUT YOU WILL CANNOT EXCHANGE THEM UNTIL A CERTAIN PERIOD OF TIME (FEW DAYS) thats the problem because many people think they will have acces instanatly after the fork.. so it will take a couple of days to use them

and between these days somme people who left BTC in exchange they will can sold it for the good price just after the fork but people who have a private key they cannot because the wallet who are accepting the BCC or BCH tell you have to wait some days before you can use them to use in a market

si i m confused in this situation

if i wait couple days , the price will drop because who have BTC in exchange will sold it directly for a good price and fes days after its too late price will drop

thanks to help me :0

thats right. and this is an interesting text.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-28/bitcoin-civil-war-over

Economics are so wonderful... Something that doesn't yet even exist (!), is already 'worth' several hundreds of bucks (and based on, what exactly?)...

Shake your Tinkerbell's, because this has got to be the priciest fairy dust I have seen in whole of crypto...

The solution to your dilemma is rather simple: find an exchange that will support bitcoin cash, send some of your bitcoin holdings (as much as you want to use for trading) to that exchange and after the fork you will be able to buy and sell both coins. The rest of the holdings you will keep in your private wallet for later and you will be able to hold or exchange those in the coming weeks.

That might works but due to the dumping, this will dramatically decrease price of BCC?

If your intention is to try and dump at an optimal price, just transfer your BTC to ViaBTC.com and dump now. If you don't want to keep your coins on an exchange, due to security concerns, (what just happened to BCE-e customers is a prime example. Though there is a long history of people losing their coins from keeping them on an exchange) then you are probably not going to get an optimal price. It's up to you what you want to do. You can transfer all, some or none of your of your BTC to VIABTC now. (If it is possible. I heard it may be difficult for people to get verified on ViaBTC in a timely manner.)

Yes, when you move your coins to an exchange, you take that risk. It's up to you if you will feel the small risk is worth the potential reward. In my case, I am keeping 750K sats on Yobot. It is worth the risk to me to keep it on the exchange rather then withdrawing to my Trezor and only having 600K sats after the withdrawal fee Yobit charges.

The only good thing that came from bitcoincash is that it has given me a new start in crypto again.
Now here comes the dump.