Bitcoin Hard Fork and Ethereum Hard Fork
Stock splits are not uncommon. Usually undertaken when a company's shares rise to an undesirable value that is too high-and therefore may dissuade smaller investors-stock splits are a great way to create hype around a company and also encourage investment. In cryptocurrencies, however, splits are entirely different.
Between the Bitcoin hard fork (the term used to describe a split in cryptocurrencies) and the Ethereum hard fork, we've seen two of the heaviest hitters on the market place fracture into entirely new coins, which only creates more volatility and presents more options to investors. Seeing as how the Ethereum (ETH).
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Stock splits are not uncommon. Usually undertaken when a company's shares rise to an undesirable value that is too high-and therefore may dissuade smaller investors-stock splits are a great way to create hype around a company and also encourage investment. In cryptocurrencies, however, splits are entirely different.
Between the Bitcoin hard fork (the term used to describe a split in cryptocurrencies) and the Ethereum hard fork, we've seen two of the heaviest hitters on the market place fracture into entirely new coins, which only creates more volatility and presents more options to investors. Seeing as how the Ethereum (ETH).
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