Quote from: leirou on July 31, 2017, 12:34:23 PM

Quote from: telematico on July 29, 2017, 09:57:19 AM

on July 12, the community of Bitcoin.org issued a statement on its page informing about the possible hardfork of Bitcoin on July 31 of this year (Jul 31 2017 20:00: 00 GMT-0400) and its implications: a portion of the Bitcoin nodes will run software that will be incompatible with the other portion, resulting in confirmations in the Bitcoin network becoming "unreliable" indefinitely. Which means that any amount of bitcoins that are received or sent just after or during the event may disappear later from the digital portfolio, or become a kind of bitcoin that other people or businesses will not accept as payment.

What do you think ?

For safety purposes, it would be best to halt/stop any transaction using BTC in any exchanges (trading) and transactions with transfers like wallet to wallet or wallet to exchanges. Better keep it in a secured wallet and move until all is clear.

the best behaviour is to store all your btc in a wallet where you have the full control of al the private Keys.
and in al Exchange you can't.