How to claim Bitcoin Gold without Coinomi - Guide to Breadwallet users

taels (25)in #bread • 7 years ago (edited)

https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ (security measure: consider using this tool offline)

Insert your 12 word backup on the tool above. Important security measure: be sure to send your BTC to other wallet you own before doing that.
At “Derivation Path” select BIP32
At “BIP32 Derivation Path” type m/0’/0
Below you will see a list the addresses you used in your Breadwallet (in order), each with its own private key.
If you do not see all addresses, change “BIP Derivation Path” to m/0’/1, m/0’/2 (and so on). I personally had some addresses on m/0’/0, m/0’/1 and m/0’/2.

Use the BTC to BTG address converter to convert your BTC addresses to BTG. Do not insert your private keys.

Use the BTG explorer above to check the addresses that have positive BTG balance.
Copy/make a list of the BTC addresses that correspond to the BTG addresses that have positive balance.
Go back to the BIP32 tool above and copy the PRIVATE KEYS of the BTC addresses that correspond to the BTG addresses that have positive balance (both BTC and BTG wallets have the same private key).

Download the Exodus multicoin wallet above.
Select Bitcoin Gold wallet in Exodus.
Click Exodus -> Developer -> Assets -> Bitcoin Gold -> Move Funds (WIF)
Paste the PRIVATE KEYS of the BTG addresses that have positive balance (you can do that one private key at a time).
It will import BTG to your Exodus wallet.
Now you are holding your BTG. Use the Exodus wallet to send your BTG to the exchange/wallet you desire.
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