You can also add:

• BitCoinAtom (BCA), 1:1
• SmartCash (SMART), 1:100

Both of them were announced on YoBit.net at the end of Jan 2018. If you had BTC on YoBit at that time, you already received them like I did.

Can't you just use the private keys and claim them? I see both of them have working wallets.

I may be missing something, but what do you mean by "to be able to deposit to add them to my list" and how is this impacted by the trading volumes?

Well, I made some space to sync a BitcoinX wallet. And the result was disappointing: most exchanges have the deposit of BCX "Suspended", I've found only one place I can sell - aex - but the price is unreasonably low there.
Maybe this'll help anybody waste time and space

@allahabadi: have you tried depositing those Forkcoins?

I can, if they're not SegWit. But keep in mind the prices in the OP are long gone, it's much, much lower now.

I think Binance doesn't accept deposits, so they're living their own bubble. 0.00037 Bitcoin per BCD at Gate.io is a more realistic value.

I've been regretting not selling all of my Forkcoins for quite a while now, but unfortunately I don't know other routes to sell those crap coins.

Unfortunately almost all forks are worth so low now that they are not even worth the work and risk claiming them(unless you have high amounts of BTC)... I recovered only a few of them..

When claiming forks the most important is doing it fast, in the first weeks. As Lauda mentioned earlier in this thread, it was possible to earn like 400 USD per BTC just with bcx. Now it is barely worth 10 usd.

 forks are very important in a investor perspective, as you can easily increase 10-20% your BTC holdings every year with them, if you act fast enough.

I miss more discussion related to them in this forum.

I was about to suggest https://dig.walleting.services/ which I came across a while ago, however their SST cert expired on the 4th of May (they list eighteen BitCoin derived coins they can extract)


https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/2434261.0