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Until a few minutes ago I had my BTC stored across bitstamp and kraken. I have just transferred all my remaining BTCs to kraken so I'll get whatever quantity of
by planetjones 9y ago
Until a few minutes ago I had my BTC stored across bitstamp and kraken. I have just transferred all my remaining BTCs to kraken so I'll get whatever quantity of BCC i am due after the fork. Even if it's a very small quantity owing to a small number of miners switching to the BCC code, it doesn't seem fair that bitstamp would simply pocket the value (if my understanding is correct)
- SimonPStevens 9y agoThe amount of BCC you will get is exactly equal to the amount of BTC you have. If you have 1 btc, after the fork will have 1 bcc and 1 btc. It doesn't matter how many miners support either chain. Best advice is usually not to hold it on an exchange however. Withdraw it to a personal wallet you control. That way you will have the most control over what happens after the fork.