Author Topic: The Fork??  (Read 2076 times)

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Offline scatha

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Those repeated attempts to fork Bitcoin are madness. The proposal for the safest possible solution would be:

a) No BTC other than the ones compatible with the original, classic, conservative blockchain should be accepted
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b) All BTC sent out should be fully compatible with the original, classic, conservative client. This would also ensure they are compatible with every possible fork, if it is a true fork and not an altcoin.

Any objections ?

Offline coasting2

Thanks guys for your replies, it looks like there may be some issues, we'll see if anyone has some answers......
Cheers.....

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Does anybody know if OpenLedger has a policy on the possible fork? Such as, if the fork happens, will they credit OPEN.BTC holders both tokens?
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Should we start worry now get rid of BTC assets,  or trust that the fork will go smoothly? What is the common feeling of the community?

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yes, it'll affect bitBTC (awaiting statements from witnesses) and gateway IOU such as OPEN.BTC

Offline coasting2

Hi All
First time posting and new here, I have a question about the bitshares platform and btsbtc.. does this fork effect us here buying and selling BTC, I'm not really savvy on all this crypto currency just yet, I know the main stream miners mining BTC on their blockchain have the issue on the 1st August, but does it worry us here .
Thanks in advance guys.....