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should be used for questions relating to recovery of funds sent from one blockchain to a different blockchain by mistake, such as Bitcoin sent to a Bitcoin Cash address.
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I just sent my Bitcoins to a Bitcoin Cash wallet. Did I lose my coins?
Assuming you wait until the market decides what value exists in the Bitcoin Cash fork, you should be fine.
If the BCC fork doesn't go anywhere (no liquidity or no value), the BTC fork should still r …
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