Quote from: NinoJJJ on October 20, 2017, 03:47:12 AM

Quote from: anggriani on October 12, 2017, 07:56:19 AM

okay, now i understand, i just have to save the private key and will import it into wallet after bitcoin gold release. thanks

I found this page in Electrum docs, I recommend you check it out.

How to split your coins using Electrum in case of a fork
http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/hardfork.html

I do not know if there are any chances that no Electrum servers at all will connect to the forked chains (Gold and Segwit2x for now, probably more to come later), or if there would always be some knowledgeable manager willing to offer at least one Electrum server for the split, regardless the nature of the fork and how controversial it might be.

In case no Electrum server at all is connected to the forked chain, users would have to find another way using their private keys, which their cold-storage Electrum instance will give them very simply after asking for the wallet password.

ALSO, I ignore if a multi-signature wallet can be more problematic, probably not if at least one Electrum server is connected to the forked chain, no idea otherwise, so I'd avoid it.

More knowledgeable users are very welcome to contribute of course.

Thank you for this article link. I had quite a bit of trouble during the BCC fork, and went through a lot of difficulty in obtaining mine, after exporting private keys and what not. But I think I will not panic and just wait for 2 weeks after this fork, before moving out my Bitcoin Gold. That way, everything is stable and the networks won't be so congested. I see Electrum is the recommended wallet for many things now. I should consider switching to it permanently!