One of the initial draws of Bitcoin is that there is a fixed amount of BTC available and once it's all mined, it's impossible to anyone to "print more money". B

One of the initial draws of Bitcoin is that there is a fixed amount of BTC available and once it's all mined, it's impossible to anyone to "print more money". But now, with clone currencies like dogecoin and litecoin (and now coinye), it's possible to print more money by simply forking the codebase. The irony tickles me so.