Quote from: TanyaDegurechaff on October 03, 2017, 09:36:30 AM

Quote from: talkbitcoin on October 03, 2017, 09:20:29 AM

Quote from: bitcoinfactory on October 03, 2017, 09:17:18 AM

How did people claim it last time? Thought private key was suppose to be, well, private.

it is still "private" and should always remain private. but private means you are the only person having access to it not anyone else. like having an account on Coinbase as your bitcoin wallet, you won't be having any access to private keys that way.

the way people claimed BCH was either depositing their bitcoin on exchanges like bittrex prior to the fork so that bittrex and others give them the BCH tokens automatically (this is risky though).
or they waited for the fork to happen, then downloaded one of the BCH wallets, imported their private keys in that and claimed their tokens.

Do you know any btc wallet that is secure and easy to use and most of all low transaction fee?
I tried jaxx wallet but hell the transaction fee is very high (if I know i wouldn't use that shit).

i am not sure hoe Jaxx works but transaction fees are not set based on what wallet program you use. they are set based on the bitcoin network and factors related to that such as how full the blocks are and how many other transactions are in the mempool paying what fee.
of course the wallet may give bad suggestions too.

i have used bitcoin core and electrum so far and both of them give good fee estimation which may not be perfect but it is better than others.