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Title: Need Guidance in How to Fork a Coin Post by: itos on January 31, 2014, 11:31:57 PM Hi, I wanted to know which are good steps for the fork of a coin. Since the community agreed that we need to change an algorithm of diff in the coin. I think dogecoin in some moment fork, also other coins too and they recovered the coins in the fork. Which would be the best path so no one loses the coins that they have right now? Thanks I really appreciate any help or suggestions if you have forked a coin before.
So far I have done the fork in Github, download it to my computer and found the coin that needs to be changed. Title: Re: Need Guidance in How to Fork a Coin Post by: BitcoinEXpress on January 31, 2014, 11:35:54 PM Hi, I wanted to know which are good steps for the fork of a coin. Since the community agreed that we need to change an algorithm of diff in the coin. I think dogecoin in some moment fork, also other coins too and they recovered the coins in the fork. Which would be the best path so no one loses the coins that they have right now? Thanks I really appreciate any help or suggestions if you have forked a coin before. So far I have done the fork in Github, download it to my computer and found the coin that needs to be changed. You cannot fork a coin where people do not lose unless it is a dev issued pre planned event. ~BCX~ Title: Re: Need Guidance in How to Fork a Coin Post by: Hazard on January 31, 2014, 11:37:02 PM First, change as many variables as you can find. The more, the better.
Then, release the new client completely unannounced. Title: Re: Need Guidance in How to Fork a Coin Post by: kalus on February 01, 2014, 12:06:26 AM just piss bcx off.
he'll fork the coin for you! Title: Re: Need Guidance in How to Fork a Coin Post by: kalus on February 01, 2014, 12:28:18 AM First, change as many variables as you can find. The more, the better. stop stealing catcoin's best moves.Then, release the new client completely unannounced. |