I'll check them out thank you
Edit: what would I even search for? "Spend fork coins"
"How to send fork coins?"

There are plenty of how-to articles from back in the BCH/BTC split in 2017

denlillaapan

After the Core/Knots Hard Fork... Which version will you run and why?

"Which is why I believe we will see an arbitrary-data hard fork in the next year, probably resulting in 2 separate chains..."

 hard fork, September 1st 2026, probably transforming the "Knots" software into its own separate chain through a consensus disagreement.

And before you say "oh but it's just a soft-fork" it's "a tightening of the consensus rules therefore a 

Right, well that's like saying it's not a divorce it's just a 'disagreement' because we no longer live together, we live in separate houses by separate rules, and 

 think are invalid so you can't make them I think they "aren't real..."

So having said that (and people are FREE to run whatever software they want and spend their hard-earned money on whatever tokens they want...)

 without inadvertently exposing the other coins on the other chain? I see the influencers are 

 pushing "run Knots" and that's their right - people can run whatever node they want to...

My understanding is that spending a coin on 

 chain could expose the private key of the 

 chain, compromising its security. If this is true, how is this prevented or mitigated?

 UTXOs safely on the chain you don't want, and 

 the UTXOs on the chain you do? I haven't seen this emphasized anywhere else, and I thought it 

bitcoin

Last September I wrote *After the Core/Knots Hard Fork... Which version will you run and why?*

From my post https://stacker.news/items/1205451/r/028559d218

> "Which is why I believe we will see an arbitrary-data hard fork in the next year, probably resulting in 2 separate chains..."

I posted this on *September 3rd, 2025* in other words within *two days* of the formal activation date of the *next* hard fork, September 1st 2026, probably transforming the "Knots" software into its own separate chain through a consensus disagreement.

And before you say "oh but it's just a soft-fork" it's "a tightening of the consensus rules therefore a *soft* fork..."

Right, well that's like saying it's not a divorce it's just a 'disagreement' because we no longer live together, we live in separate houses by separate rules, and *your money* and transactions *I* think are invalid so you can't make them I think they "aren't real..."

But we're still "together."

OK

So having said that (and people are FREE to run whatever software they want and spend their hard-earned money on whatever tokens they want...)

How do I sell my fork-coins *either of them* without inadvertently exposing the other coins on the other chain? I see the influencers are *really really* pushing "run Knots" and that's their right - people can run whatever node they want to...

https://youtu.be/cB3J-nas35g?si=UgTFRWGzGxN1J_K4

![](https://m.stacker.news/129828)

My understanding is that spending a coin on *one* chain could expose the private key of the *other* coin on the *other* chain, compromising its security. If this is true, how is this prevented or mitigated?

How do you sell *some* UTXOs safely on the chain you don't want, and *keep* the UTXOs on the chain you do? I haven't seen this emphasized anywhere else, and I thought it *should* be... so the PLEBS can be safe.

Thank you!