From another thread:
I've added this link to the OP. It's the most complete Fork Checker I've seen so far.

Wallet Bitpie has a build in exchange. I have successfully used it to convert Forkcoins into Bitcoins. It takes 0.3mBTC fee to withdraw back to your wallet, after that you can use the minimum fee of 0.1mBTC to send it out of Bitpie.
Just like any exchange that accepts deposits, the exchange rates are much lower than the average on CMC.

Is it normal for Bitcoin Forks to have zero to no information at all ?
From the website you shared, Loyce. Apparently I have coins ranging from "Bitcoin Community" "Bitcoin Hot" "Bitcoin Top",etc
I tried to find wallet or exchange for these coins with no avail, Coinmarketcap have no information about it and the only exchange I can find for it were from Yobit (which I hate due to its customer support)

Funny enough, when CLAM airdrop first started many users on Bitcointalk would beg for other people's unused private keys
Some even wanted to buy it for a few dollars

@ Loyce

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I’m in the middle of syncing the entire blockchain on a new laptop again so I can move my coins to claim forks 4 to 9 in the OP (I do this every time). Can anybody confirm re: BCW it’s 10,000 BCW per bitcoin you had at the time of the fork not 1000?

Source 1 - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BvlEoX0Tgym3mKYw9OZOrrDj4LSc73gCgUwa3BLFMOg/

Source 2 - http://www.findmycoins.ninja

I hope so any way, can’t wait to get my filthy hands on all that & convert it into bitcoin. BCD looks noce atm too.

Why don't you copy the blockchain from your old laptop, and let your newly downloaded Bitcoin Core rescan it to be absolutely sure it's not compromised? It saves you a 170 GB download.

You're right, I did know that, but wrote it down incorrectly. Thanks, I've updated the table.

In this message I only mentioned the fees.
It's a straight forward process, but it seems to be more work and steps than it could have been.

Sell Forkcoins on Bitpie
1. Use Bither to import the private key, and send the Forkcoins one by one to it's deposit address in your Bitpie wallet (wait for confirmation)
2. Switch to Bitpie
3. Click Exchange (at the bottom).
4. Select the Forkcoin (say BCD/BTC) (at the top)
5. Click Sell
6. Click Deposit, this brings you to Pie Bank
7. Click Deposit, now you Deposit BCD from Pie Wallet to Pie Bank (wait for confirmations)
8. Go back (to the Exchange), click 100%, click Sell
You now have Bitcoins
9. To withdraw them, click on Buy, then click Deposit. This brings you to Pie Bank again. Click Withdraw to send your Bitcoin from Pie Bank to Pie Wallet (wait for confirmation).
10. Go back to your Wallet, choose BTC, click Send and send it to your normal wallet. Set Miner fee options to -2 for 0.0001BTC fee, this is more then enough at current fees. Bitpie can't go lower than this.

After writing this down, it's not straight forward at all, it's an annoying amount of work for something this simple

Oh am I wrong?

$0.13 per BCW - https://quantco.in/coin/btw

10,000 per bitcoin that you had at the time of the fork?

Very helpful thread

An addition to your list is the Bitcoin Private BTCP
It double forked from ZCL and BTC at February 28th, 2018 in a ratio of 1:1
 
BTCP can be claimed with an Electrum wallet, following the usual procedures as in any similar fork

More details can be found here
https://support.btcprivate.org/358345-Bitcoin-Private-Electrum-Wallet---How-to-install-the-Wallet

Hope to helped
Keep it running LoyceV

Someone asked me about forks with SegWit addresses, and I have no idea how to answer that.
A quote (I'll leave out the username for privacy) from the PM:
Has anyone tried this?