Hey Folks, I know this was posted all the time, and sorry about that. But I'd like to hear from you what would you invest in if you had 50 dollars in your pocket ready to put into some crypto?

I would use btc.com if you want a web wallet. They have recently launched this service and it seems pretty nice. But make sure that you do not store too much in there because ultimately, it is a web wallet, and it's less secure.

For desktop clients you can basically use any of the suggested wallets on bitcoincash.org.

Personally when i split my bitcoin cash i used electron cash and had no issues. It's just a clone of electrum, for bitcoin cash. See here for a complete list of wallets that are endorse by the bitcoin cash team: https://www.bitcoincash.org/

Honestly though i would just dump my BCH as soon as i get it...

Since you already had bitcoins on Coinomi you converted it using the advanced derivation path. Do you want to move the bitcoins in blockchain to Coinomi or would like your BTC to remain in blockchain?

Either way you have to get the private keys. Blockchain wallet - settings - addresses - select the address with funds - more options - private key - warning - continue - copy the text below private keys, it is the private key (it's already in WIF format, you don't have to do anything) - write it down.



If Blockchain to Coinomi:

1. If you are okay with moving your BTC to Coinomi then select your bitcoin wallet in Coinomi, sweep wallet, enter the above private key and bitcoins would be transferred from Blockchain to Coinomi (0.0004 fee)

2. Then select BCH wallet, sweep wallet and enter the above private key, you will get BCH equivalent of BTC you had in blockchain wallet.

If you don't want to want move BTC from Blockchain.

3. After writing down the above mentioned private key. In blockchain you will find add option below default wallet. Create a new wallet and move your funds to it.

4. Follow step 2, BCH wallet in Coinomi.

Since you already had bitcoins in your Coinomi wallet, I guess moving your funds from Blockchain to Coinomi would be much more easier for you. Writing down the private keys of an address/s in your blockchain wallet is the most important thing.

This is the simplest way I can explain this, don't know how to get simpler than this Rather than opening multiple threads for the same reason, try to understand what anyone is trying to explain, it's not rocket science, beginner's guide.

Hey there when will you be tired of making new threads with the same question? You already have this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2061341.0 and this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2059424.0 are you that lazy that can't even followed a single step discovering it in your own? People on those thread are trying to help you on everything what they knew but you still asking. Get a life dude there's google.com anyway.