Quote from: Hamphser on October 29, 2017, 04:56:02 PM

Quote from: Mike Mayor on October 27, 2017, 11:42:19 PM

Quote from: CryptosapienZA on October 04, 2017, 09:07:16 PM

You have nothing to worry about. There's nothing to worry about. Just make sure your coins are in awallet that gives you access to private keys. Do not leave your coins in an exchange. Noone knows how the market will react, we are not see the future. Forks happen, just keep calm and relax.

Yes seriously. People freak out so much over forks. Remember how much hype the first one created? Maybe the price will crash and we will soon benefit from their stupidity.

I think from now on we will be seeing new coins with every fork. Btw yobit support the fork coins so you can keep your BTC there if you want. I had some left over from trades during the last fork so I got them early. It is safer to keep them yourself though.

Not surprising though. People do really freak out if theres a news about an upcoming fork and as a person doesnt really have too much knowledge then you will most likely ending up on selling out when you do see pricefalls.
Talking about keeping coins on yobit? I wont do such thing even though they would be the first to support fork coins.Better to keep it on electrum because im really convenient when i do have the full control of my coins and later on we can really claim those fork coins.

It's understandable. If I was new, I would also be asking questions and being worried about my bitcoins. But if I managed to learn and understand how this works, then anyone can because im not a genius. If you want to be safe with your bitcoins, then learn how to set up your own full node and stop worrying about what someone else is going to dow with your private keys. This is a BASIC lesson to learn in bitcoin. If you don't run a full node, you are not part of bitcoin, and you will lose them sooner or later.

If you run your own node, nobody can steal them from you (if you keep them safe, but my point is, no forking shit is going to affect you)