Quote from: CasseyAmber25 on October 11, 2017, 02:17:45 PM

Quote from: CoinHoarder on October 11, 2017, 01:34:49 PM

Quote from: CasseyAmber25 on October 11, 2017, 07:01:11 AM

My problem is im not sure if i have saved that private key. I can't even remember seeing mine. What i am only sure of is the 12 word phrase. That was the one i stored. So now, i am quite worried if i will ever have access to the forked coin. Is there any way i can recover such key?
Again, thank you for the time reading my post.

The private keys of each address that are utilized in your wallet can be generated using your wallsets seed. Some wallets that use 12 word seeds have the ability to retrieve each separate addresses private keys directly in their wallet software.

If the wallet you are using does not, then I recommend using this tool and a block explorer to find the private keys of all addresses in which your Bitcoins reside: https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/

Make sure to use a secure computer. Save the website and only use it offline too.

If your wallet generates a new receiving address every time (as is best for privacy), or your coins are stored in different addresses, then I recommend sending the entire balance of your wallet to one Bitcoin address to make the whole process of redeeming forked/snapshotted coins easier.

great info sir! Thank you very much for the advice..

Another concern that i have is this wallet of freebitco.in. I think this is still related to the topic because they support forks. I have read that they will support the segwit 2x and not the BTG. Is this site safe? I am planning to use my freebitco.in wallet as payout address in genesis-mining.com. Will that be a good move? Any advice?

No, that is not a good move. The best move is to transfer all if your Bitcoins to an address where you know the private key. That way you are not held hostage to the whims or druthers of a centralized entity. They could decide to keep your forked coins, or not implement a way for you to redeem them.