<p>Your coins are safe on Trezor, you don't need to run full node for coins unless you want to help mine.</p>

<p>If you want to access Segwit2X coin or any other BTC forked coins (in future) asap after the fork, then you should transfer your BTC coin to a lite client and get the private key of that wallet.</p>

<p>Or else, you can wait until Trezor supports Segwit2X coin, in that case, you will get those coins in Trezor itself.</p>

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<p>There is a meme out there that goes like this: </p>

<p>"Bitcoin Cash taught people they need to own their own private keys, segwit 2X will teach people they need to run full nodes"</p>

<p>Do I need to run a full node before 2X, or are my coins safe on Trezor?</p>

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Do I need to run a full node before the 2X fork?
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# Do I need to run a full node before the 2X fork?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-10-22)

There is a meme out there that goes like this:

"Bitcoin Cash taught people they need to own their own private keys, segwit 2X will teach people they need to run full nodes"

Do I need to run a full node before 2X, or are my coins safe on Trezor?

**Tags:** full-node, segwit2x


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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-10-22. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Your coins are safe on Trezor, you don't need to run full node for coins unless you want to help mine.

If you want to access Segwit2X coin or any other BTC forked coins (in future) asap after the fork, then you should transfer your BTC coin to a lite client and get the private key of that wallet.

Or else, you can wait until Trezor supports Segwit2X coin, in that case, you will get those coins in Trezor itself.


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