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Or even fork off the existing block chain at a pre-determined block. This way, all existing owners of the parent crypto currency would have equal coin-to-coin
by pixelcort 14y ago
Or even fork off the existing block chain at a pre-determined block.
This way, all existing owners of the parent crypto currency would have equal coin-to-coin values in the new crypto currency as of a certain date.
I'm surprised I haven't heard of any existing alternate crypto currencies intentionally forking off of the existing Bitcoin block chain. They all seem to start off with their own new block chains.