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Title: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 14, 2018, 02:25:37 AM Scam Advisory: I'm not involved in any projects listed below. I have no knowledge of the legitimacy of any of the projects listed below. In order to claim Bitcoin forks, you usually have to enter your Bitcoin private key into a new wallet or App. This is a very dangerous thing to do. Some of these "forks" listed below may be scams designed to steal your private key, and some 3rd party wallets claiming to support these forks may be scams designed to steal your private key, therefore it is advisable to move your Coins to a new wallet/address before attempting to claim any fork. If a scammer has your private key, they have full access to your Bitcoin wallet and can steal any Bitcoins left in that wallet, and any associated assets, such as Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, etc. This list is just for reference. Do your own due diligence, use at your own risk, and do not trust any claims made by these websites without verifying.
Bitcoin "Forks"
Bitcoin Cash "Forks"
Doge "Forks"
Ethereum "Forks"
Ethereum Classic "Forks"
Litecoin "Forks"
Monero "Forks"
Cross-Chain Claimable "Forks"
Excluded From "Fork" List
Sources http://list.wiki/Bitcoin_Hard_Forks http://forkdrop.io http://bitcoinforks.io http://www.forks.net/list/ http://btcdiv.com http://www.findmycoins.ninja Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: nicedreams on January 14, 2018, 03:20:27 AM You right, too many of them and don't know if all available to exchange at all.
Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: Mevz on January 14, 2018, 04:25:29 AM There is also comming this January 20 fork of Bitcoin with Bitcoin Interest. Have you heard about that? This forks will rise the value of bitcoin. Im so curious how to participate with ths forks i always heard. How does it work? is anybody here had an experience of joining with forks of bitcoin?
Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: Soke on January 14, 2018, 04:42:31 AM All of these bitcoin forks are nothing more than just another altcoin.
Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: float_ on January 14, 2018, 04:48:29 AM wait for the biggest one i think bitcoin private will be the most successful bitcoin fork it is a fork from zcl and it is one the reason why zcl is spiking recently has a good dev behind it and is very active with there twitter account
Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: skylar on January 14, 2018, 05:33:22 AM IMO to much fork will kill fork itself. Its just increasing bitcoin vallue but not for fork ( it can be not yet).
When the fork era will be end btw :D :D Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: Iamdeadlyz on January 14, 2018, 05:55:53 AM What the actual flock, there's way too many forks for bitcoin. But the question is will they get listed on exchanges? Well if it gets listed then i'll exchange some to eth haha
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/14/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 15, 2018, 03:04:28 AM I updated the OP with some additional Forks from ethereum and Bitcoin cash, as well one recommended. I'll try to keep this list updated and add new forks as I see them.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/14/2018] Post by: yugyug on January 15, 2018, 03:12:09 AM Having fork is useless when there are very few support from community and other enterprise or corporate partnership. Just like the upcoming ETH ZERO in my opinion it will not last long, it can be manipulated by pump and dumpers but little user support.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/14/2018] Post by: cryptotitan on January 15, 2018, 03:24:33 AM For god's sake,stop these useless and worthless forked coins,developers are so greedy they want to earn with these shit forked coins!
Ethereum Classic? yes this is only what i am waiting with these forks.Its getting more ridiculous maybe we can have bitcoinpussy? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/14/2018] Post by: exadex.org on January 15, 2018, 03:29:12 AM Thanks for that great list. :)
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/14/2018] Post by: believeonjesus on January 15, 2018, 01:59:38 PM BITCOIN “FORKS” do you own due diligence. I have a list of approx 40. I have researched all of them and find around 20% seem to have a serious attempt of a web page, secure site github support real team of developers. The rest seem to be a copy and past of Gold and Cash to various degrees. Wiki has sanitised their site for some reason, which provided a good first source. Be vary cautious as most will try to scam your private keys and extract any BTC, BTG BCH BTX etc... later on.
Bitcoin Cash BCH 478558 1 Aug 17 1:1 Bytether: Cross fork Ethereum blockchain at block 478558, 1 August 2017. For each 1 BTC you get 1 BTH ERC-20 token. Bitcoin Clashic: Forked at Block 478558[5], 1 August 2017. For each 1 BTC you get 1 BCHC / BCL Bitcoin Gold: Forked at Block 491407[6], 24 October 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BTG Bitcore BTX 492820 2:1 2/11/17 https://www.bitcore.cc UnitedBitcoin: Forked at Block 498777 12 December 2017,1:1. blockchain explorer stole most of the bitcoins of previous owners in, can't be trusted . Bitcoin Diamond: Forked at Block 495866 24 November 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 10 BCD Bitcoin Hot: Forked at Block 498848[9], 12 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 100 BTHBitpay Super Bitcoin: Forked at Block 498888, 12 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 1 SBTC BitcoinX: Forked at Block 498888[10], 12 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 10,000 BCX Oil Bitcoin: Forked at Block 498888, 12 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 1 OBTC Bitcoin Pay BTP 499345 15 dec 2017 1:10 http://www.btceasypay.com crappy website Bitcoin Neuro NRO 498967 https://neurocoin.org https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2575271.0 not sure about pri key safety, apparently 1:100000 Bitcoin World: Forked at Block 499777, 17 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 10000 BTW Lightning Bitcoin: Forked at Block 499999, 19 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 1 LBTC Bitcoin Stake: Forked at Block 4999999, 19 December 2017, For each 1 BTC, you get 100 BTCS Bitcoin Faith BTF 500000 19 Dec 2017 1:1 www.bitcoinfaith.org Bitcoin New BTN 501000 26 Dec 2017 http://btn.kim looks like bitecoin vote people did this as well Bitcoin Top: Forked at Block 501118, 26 December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BTT Bitcoin Fast FBTC 501225 27 Dec 2017 1:1 https://fbtc.pro/index-en.html Bitcoin God: Forked at Block 501225, forked on 27th December 2017. For each 1 BTC you get 1 GOD Bitcoin FILE: Forked at Block 501225, forked on 27th December 2017. For each 1 BTC you get 1000 BIFI Bitcoin SegWit2X X11 confused with a SegWit2X with the same name. 501451, 28 December 2017. 1 BTCt 1 B2X Bitcoin TI BTI 506666 (web site) looks real bad or 502308 3 jan 18 twitter site fork date http://www.btcti.org Bitcoin Uranium: Forking on 31st December 2017, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BUM. XenonNetwork XNN Jan-June 2018 https://twitter.com/XenonNet http://xenon.network Bitcoin Pizza: Forking at Block 501888, 1st January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BPA Bitcoin Nano BTN 1:1000 1 Jan 2018 https://www.btcnano.org/index.html?invitedId=703986 Bitcoin All: Forking on 1st January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BTA. Referenced on steemit post. Bitcoin Cash Plus: Forking at Block 501407, Expected on 2nd of January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BCP World Bitcoin WBTC 503888 1:100 http://www.wbtcteam.org/#1p Bitcoin Boy BCB 505533 3 Jan 2018 1:100 https://www.bitcoinboy.org Bitcoin Rhodiun BTR 10 Jan 18 need to reg. By 10 jan, Wallet then I guess PK later 1:10 https://www.bitcoinrh.org Bitcoin Hush BTCH forked on 16 Jan 18 1:1 http://btchush.org BitVote BTV 505050 1:1 21 Jan 2018 http://www.bitvote.one Bitcoin Smart: Forking at Block 505050, 21 January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 100 BCS Bitcoin Interest: Forking at Block 505083, 22 January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BCI Quantum Bitcoin: Forking on 28th January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 QBTC Bitcoin LITE: Forking on 30th January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BTCL Bitcoin Ore:BCO 1:1 28 January 2018, (confusing or in dec) 501949 http://www.bitcoinore.org Bitcoin Private: Forking TBA in January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BTCP (also if you have 1 ZCL you get 1 BTCP) Bitcoin ATOM: Forking TBA in January 2018, For each 1 BTC you get 1 BCA not forks: Bitcoin Plus BitcoinDark Bitcoin Red BitcoinZ Bitcoin Script Bitcoin Silver Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/15/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 16, 2018, 03:58:50 AM I updated the OP with the new info added. I'm going to work on reformatting the OP so that is clearer and easier to read. Post more forks I missed, and I'll add them.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/16/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 16, 2018, 09:11:08 PM I updated today, added some new ones, deleted some that were not actually fork ... more like airdrops ... and I also added the obligatory warning about the dangers of exposing your private keys.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/16/2018] Post by: dhemasm on January 16, 2018, 09:18:22 PM So many Bitcoin "Clone" i think haha ,at least I got some free coins, and for bitcoin nano I think is less convincing, because when i tried to mining using their client which appears there is a Zcash. Btw thanks for the information
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/19/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 19, 2018, 12:39:19 PM Updated with Bitcoin LITE and Bitcoin Flash, as well as some of the Ethereum Forks.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 20, 2018, 04:04:29 PM Update 1/20/2018 with Bitcoin Sudu, Bitcoin Pieta, Bitcoin Blvck ... and the Semux for BTC airdrop info.
Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: alyssa85 on January 20, 2018, 04:21:57 PM What the actual flock, there's way too many forks for bitcoin. But the question is will they get listed on exchanges? Well if it gets listed then i'll exchange some to eth haha What is unbelievable is that lots of these forks have people eagerly trading them and their value is greater than ZERO. It just goes to show how mad cryptocurrency is at the moment. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: ViolaMarantina on January 20, 2018, 04:23:42 PM the last time i join hardfork is bad experience for me
since today, ignis is not in my wallet to recover of my loss from NXT so, if any hardfork incoming.. i always look it more carefully btw too much actually i just want to join into them with sell pending order to prevent loss if community said that it's ok to join Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: Crypington on January 20, 2018, 04:43:51 PM FWIW, my plan with these forks is to check them in about 1 year ... if they are still around, have a proven track record, are actively traded, and have a community vetted open source wallet, then I will claim them. I expect that 80-90% won’t pass that test.
I get that some people want to claim them as soon as possible, and flip them to BTC before they die, but that is dangerous. Plus, the fees of having to move BTC for every fork will add up. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: taeewo on January 20, 2018, 04:48:39 PM What of the eth fork taking place this January, not listed there..
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 20, 2018, 05:18:30 PM What of the eth fork taking place this January, not listed there.. EtherZero? That is on there, near the bottom of the list, under ethereum forks. If there is another fork for Jan, let me know the name, I will look up info on it and add it. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: believeonjesus on January 21, 2018, 12:53:39 AM Update 1/20/2018 with Bitcoin Sudu, Bitcoin Pieta, Bitcoin Blvck ... and the Semux for BTC airdrop info. Thanks for the cleaner work and updates. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: shams on January 21, 2018, 12:58:59 AM Thanks for this information I will surely gonna look at this. Till now only bitcoin fork which was successful for me were Bitcoin Cash at that time I was holding around 1 BTC so I got 1 BCC and I earned good profit from that but after that I did not participate in any fork till now but I will save your list which you share and maybe I hold some BTC for the next fork.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: believeonjesus on January 21, 2018, 01:01:58 AM Bitcoin King 499999 19 Dec BCK https://btcking.org
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 21, 2018, 01:14:32 AM Bitcoin King 499999 19 Dec BCK https://btcking.org Thank you! Added it. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: ThatRandomDude on January 25, 2018, 02:40:07 PM Quote Name.......................... Symbol.. Date.............. Block...... On.CMC?.. Ratio......... Website Bitcoin Cash BCH 8/1/2017 478558 Yes 1:1 http://www.bitcoincash.org Bitcoin Clashic BCHC 8/1/2017 491407 - 1:1 http://bitcoinclashic.org Thanks for the list but it's the other way around. Bitcoin Clashic forked from Bitcoin at block 478559 from the BTC chain. Then Bitcoin Cash forked from the Bitcoin Clashic chain at block 504032 (Nov 13, 2017) Check https://chainspl.it/ Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: believeonjesus on January 26, 2018, 04:03:08 AM https://www.abitcoin.one/home.html
1:100 abtc 498888 12.12.17 abitcoin Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: Webcelerator on January 26, 2018, 07:05:52 AM I read that by 2018 as much as 50 forks. And these forks will even be able to get around the ICO. Because it is much easier to do than to spend ICO https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-25/bitcoin-taking-growing-regulatory-scrutiny-from-some-in-stride
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/26/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 26, 2018, 12:16:52 PM 1/26/2017 Update:
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/26/2018] Post by: anizpk on January 26, 2018, 12:24:24 PM Most of them are scam. Just made to steal private keys. BCH and BTG are doing well right now. I don't know if any others are even on right track.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: HashFace on January 26, 2018, 12:25:00 PM Quote Name.......................... Symbol.. Date.............. Block...... On.CMC?.. Ratio......... Website Bitcoin Cash BCH 8/1/2017 478558 Yes 1:1 http://www.bitcoincash.org Bitcoin Clashic BCHC 8/1/2017 491407 - 1:1 http://bitcoinclashic.org Thanks for the list but it's the other way around. Bitcoin Clashic forked from Bitcoin at block 478559 from the BTC chain. Then Bitcoin Cash forked from the Bitcoin Clashic chain at block 504032 (Nov 13, 2017) Check https://chainspl.it/ You are correct, I did have the incorrect Block reference for "Bitcoin Clashic", and I fixed that. But I'm not sure I understand the last line, according to Bitcoin cash's website, it was forked on at Block 478558, which happened on August 1, 2017. "All Bitcoin holders as of block 478558 are also owners of Bitcoin Cash. All are welcome to join the Bitcoin Cash community as we move forward in creating sound money accessible to the whole world." Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/26/2018] Post by: fluidjax on February 01, 2018, 09:36:42 PM Most of them are scam. Just made to steal private keys. BCH and BTG are doing well right now. I don't know if any others are even on right track. I'm not aware of any that do that (Though it is of course a risk) Can you name one that steals private keys? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 04, 2018, 07:26:59 PM Updated 2/4/2018 to include MoneroV and updated the launch dates of latest Bitcoin Forks.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: nejel on February 04, 2018, 08:04:23 PM Thanks for keeping the list up to date!
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/26/2018] Post by: Ned Kelly on February 06, 2018, 12:39:33 PM Most of them are scam. Just made to steal private keys. BCH and BTG are doing well right now. I don't know if any others are even on right track. I'm not aware of any that do that (Though it is of course a risk) Can you name one that steals private keys? He could not name any. Because, except of ABTC which indeed asks for your private keys on their web site most of other forks you can claim using open source python script https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimer (https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimer) Also you can find plenty of info how to claim and sell all these forks on https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAirdrops/ (https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAirdrops/) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 1/20/2018] Post by: radotina on February 07, 2018, 12:43:09 AM Quote Name.......................... Symbol.. Date.............. Block...... On.CMC?.. Ratio......... Website Bitcoin Cash BCH 8/1/2017 478558 Yes 1:1 http://www.bitcoincash.org Bitcoin Clashic BCHC 8/1/2017 491407 - 1:1 http://bitcoinclashic.org Thanks for the list but it's the other way around. Bitcoin Clashic forked from Bitcoin at block 478559 from the BTC chain. Then Bitcoin Cash forked from the Bitcoin Clashic chain at block 504032 (Nov 13, 2017) Check https://chainspl.it/ You are correct, I did have the incorrect Block reference for "Bitcoin Clashic", and I fixed that. But I'm not sure I understand the last line, according to Bitcoin cash's website, it was forked on at Block 478558, which happened on August 1, 2017. "All Bitcoin holders as of block 478558 are also owners of Bitcoin Cash. All are welcome to join the Bitcoin Cash community as we move forward in creating sound money accessible to the whole world." That's correct ;) Bitcoin Clashic is a legacy chain, Bitcoin Cash hard-forked from Clashic on November 13, 2017 Please make research if you want, and corrected Many people is confused about that Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: Invester on February 07, 2018, 12:50:03 AM The list is too long. I doubt if there is a sound and valid reasons for such forks. I am quite sure though that around 90 percent of these Bitcoin forks are nothing but attempts to make money out of thin air. Perhaps the same forks basically lack the vision or even the slightest idea or objective of their new coin. This is going to be another one bad point to Bitcoin if the forks continue to grow exponentially or even irrationally. It looks like a few people are playing with it already.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: coinzoid on February 07, 2018, 03:02:12 PM I've claimed coins for BCD, BTG, BCH, BCX, SBTC and those were easy to dump on exchanges. But UBTC seems to be most difficult one.
I was able to claim but unable to spend. Strangely it throws exception while submitting transaction. Says "missing input". Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: bakgwei on February 07, 2018, 04:40:48 PM What would be really awesome would be to include short notes/ links on how to claim - this information is very difficult to get by for each of the forks.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: walleting.services on February 07, 2018, 07:08:14 PM Thanks to OP for this list. Super valuable.
Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: mycoinlife on February 07, 2018, 07:33:13 PM All of these bitcoin forks are nothing more than just another altcoin. yeah you are right just the cover is change and presented in a different wayTitle: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 08, 2018, 12:33:09 AM What would be really awesome would be to include short notes/ links on how to claim - this information is very difficult to get by for each of the forks. I considered that, but I don't want to be responsible for someone getting their wallets drained due to a scam wallet or link ... I have my doubts about many of these projects, let alone 3rd party wallets or exchanges that claim to support them ... I decided to just create an "unsanitized" list and link to their main webpage, but after that, everything is "do your own research and use at your own risk". Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: sabine80 on February 08, 2018, 12:42:52 AM woooow, this is a very, very long list with bitcoin forks. i did not think that there are sooooo many forks. thank you op for this list.
maybe you can add a fork of litecoin. i found litecoin cash yesterday. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2876538.0 Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: HaekalZ on February 08, 2018, 12:44:39 AM Great list of forks !
This list will be very helpful for us who want to invest on another altcoins. Because in my opinion, after fork happens, the price will explode soon. thank you so much for the update ! Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 08, 2018, 03:26:45 AM woooow, this is a very, very long list with bitcoin forks. i did not think that there are sooooo many forks. thank you op for this list. maybe you can add a fork of litecoin. i found litecoin cash yesterday. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2876538.0 Done. Thanks for the help. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: CoinEraser on February 08, 2018, 08:31:33 PM Good work!
Here is a fork for your list: Expanse (Ethereum Fork) - Fork Block Number: 800,000 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173722.0 Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: CryptikEnigma on February 09, 2018, 01:34:56 PM I do not think that even 70 percent of all forks available on exchangers. I do not understand why there are so many of them , if half are almost the same as Bitcoin itself..
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: TalkBitcoinsCom on February 09, 2018, 04:29:38 PM Nice list man :) making notes on some fork dates to make sure i get some ;)
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: Hiromono on February 09, 2018, 07:19:24 PM There’s at least one fork that I know missing from this list.
Bitcoin 2 (bitc2.org) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: kruzer200 on February 09, 2018, 07:59:08 PM Oh my God, how many of them in fact there are! I only knew only about Bicoin Cash, Core and also about Bitcoin Gold. Thank you so much!
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: Balab01 on February 09, 2018, 08:05:41 PM This is more than impressive, half of them are completely unremarkable. But the post deserves merit !!
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: sabine80 on February 11, 2018, 02:01:09 AM woooow, this is a very, very long list with bitcoin forks. i did not think that there are sooooo many forks. thank you op for this list. maybe you can add a fork of litecoin. i found litecoin cash yesterday. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2876538.0 Done. Thanks for the help. I am glad that I could help. if i find another fork, i write again and thank you for my first real merit point. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: Coin BTC on February 11, 2018, 02:17:23 AM ~snip Thanks for the information you provide, this information is very useful for us as Bitcoin and Altcoins users. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: bubbagump on February 11, 2018, 03:22:10 AM There's Ethereum Classic (ETC) to Callisto (CLO) at block 5,500,000.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: monergo on February 11, 2018, 09:01:41 AM I'm super excited for the MoneroV one. Got into analyzing them after a thread here.
They do not have an ANN yet but it's a first Monero airdrop that will also be finite. They are legit and have already put out a block explorer to show the 1:10 ratio. I think it's on the 14th though. Let's earn!! Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: camku on February 12, 2018, 04:19:45 AM Just wanted to contribute your resource here, there's a new Bitcoin fork happening called Bitcoin Parallel https://www.bitcoinparallel.org/
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: grinmoure on February 12, 2018, 05:03:08 AM Would be nice research to learn which wallets and/or exchanges granted these BTC air drops. I know BCH took awhile to appear.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: Masterswarm on February 12, 2018, 05:17:29 PM Thanks a lot for this list, OP.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/12/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 12, 2018, 07:01:09 PM I added two more Bitcoin forks this week. Notably, "Bitcoin Dollar" and "Bitcoin 2".
I also came across "Bitcoin Point", but their announcement page is pretty lacking and they don't have a website ... so ... not much add with this one. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2624373.0 Also, added a couple of Ethereum forks that don't look too promising, and a Litecoin Fork that appears to be overdue for launch ... but again, I'm not trying to sanitize this list ... I'll mark them as "dead" when/if the webpages are taken down. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/4/2018] Post by: bakgwei on February 13, 2018, 04:21:09 PM What would be really awesome would be to include short notes/ links on how to claim - this information is very difficult to get by for each of the forks. I considered that, but I don't want to be responsible for someone getting their wallets drained due to a scam wallet or link ... I have my doubts about many of these projects, let alone 3rd party wallets or exchanges that claim to support them ... I decided to just create an "unsanitized" list and link to their main webpage, but after that, everything is "do your own research and use at your own risk". OK, I can appreciate that, and of course this a valid point. I am already grateful for the good overview - thank you! Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/12/2018] Post by: forkdrop on February 13, 2018, 07:38:35 PM My team and I just launched forkdrop.io which is a complete listing of all known forks with more collected links and information about replay protection and premines.
https://forkdrop.io The information is still coming out and we have done the best job we could to make sure it is reasonably complete, but we are always accepting information. There are contact links on the site, or you can email us directly at forkdrop@protonmail.com Also, the announcement thread is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2943007.0 Enjoy! Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/12/2018] Post by: believeonjesus on February 14, 2018, 03:04:25 AM My team and I just launched forkdrop.io which is a complete listing of all known forks with more collected links and information about replay protection and premines. https://forkdrop.io The information is still coming out and we have done the best job we could to make sure it is reasonably complete, but we are always accepting information. There are contact links on the site, or you can email us directly at forkdrop@protonmail.com Also, the announcement thread is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2943007.0 Enjoy! great resource, could I make a suggestion that you arrange according to block height? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/12/2018] Post by: believeonjesus on February 14, 2018, 03:13:37 AM My team and I just launched forkdrop.io which is a complete listing of all known forks with more collected links and information about replay protection and premines. https://forkdrop.io The information is still coming out and we have done the best job we could to make sure it is reasonably complete, but we are always accepting information. There are contact links on the site, or you can email us directly at forkdrop@protonmail.com Also, the announcement thread is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2943007.0 Enjoy! great resource, could I make a suggestion that you arrange according to block height? ...sorry my mistake you have! Really good job! At the top of the page select to auto adjust arrows.... Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/12/2018] Post by: forkdrop on February 15, 2018, 07:14:18 PM ...sorry my mistake you have! Really good job! At the top of the page select to auto adjust arrows.... Yep, a couple people suggested that, so we changed it. Really appreciate the feedback! We are working on a number of things that people have suggested. Any more feedback or info you have, we would love to hear it. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/17/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 18, 2018, 12:41:28 AM Updated with a couple of Bitcoin Forks. Found an oldie I had missed, "Bitcoin Pro". And a new one "Bitcoin Lunar", scheduled for next month.
Also updated the dates of forks that launched this week, and added a section for projects that are often mislabeled as "forks" but are really airdrops or ERC20 tokens. Also included a list of reference sites that I use in addition to skimming the announcement pages here at least once a week. I marked a couple as "Website Offline" and will move those to "Dead" if they are not back up by next week. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/17/2018] Post by: banivur on February 18, 2018, 12:51:09 AM ouch, there`s so many of them! thanks for the info!
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/17/2018] Post by: Francis Freeman on February 19, 2018, 09:01:44 PM Thank you for your list!
Do you know which ones can be claimed? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/17/2018] Post by: dotbitme on February 19, 2018, 11:01:51 PM A great list!
I run a similar service on Btcdiv.com (http://Btcdiv.com) and just added the ability to see what exchanges the forks and airdrops can be traded on for Bitcoin. I hope it can be of some use: https://btcdiv.com (https://btcdiv.com) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/17/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 20, 2018, 12:26:34 AM A great list! I run a similar service on Btcdiv.com (http://Btcdiv.com) and just added the ability to see what exchanges the forks and airdrops can be traded on for Bitcoin. I hope it can be of some use: https://btcdiv.com (https://btcdiv.com) Thanks, I added your link to the front page. UPDATED with Bitcoin Community, New Bitcoin, Bitcoin Eco, Clams and Byteball. EDIT: On 2/20/2018, added Bitcoin Minor and Dogetherium Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/20/2018] Post by: el_rlee on February 21, 2018, 08:49:53 PM Thanks a lot! Great information!
What does "On.CMC" mean? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/20/2018] Post by: TalkBitcoinsCom on February 22, 2018, 12:00:27 AM Thanks a lot! Great information! probably means on CMC = Coinmarketcap.comWhat does "On.CMC" mean? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/20/2018] Post by: Dusty on February 23, 2018, 07:27:22 AM Bitvote (BTV) RIP.
Explorer block.bitvote.one does not exist any more and the blockchain is stuck at block 533627. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/20/2018] Post by: Rivijski on February 23, 2018, 07:33:57 AM Hardfork and airdrop
Ethereum Classic 1 ETC = 1 CLO 55000 - block number 05.03 - approximately Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/17/2018] Post by: acdc on February 24, 2018, 01:32:46 AM ouch, there`s so many of them! thanks for the info! Yes, hard to believe there are so many, but a few forks do have genuine merit, but most are crap. Thanks for maintaining this thread Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/20/2018] Post by: elwiswoodie on February 24, 2018, 01:54:29 AM only a few forks are published and get a positive trend from the public
some exchangers also only announced a few coins only, such as BCH, BTG Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/20/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 24, 2018, 09:26:10 PM Weekend Update ... Just did some some minor editing. EtherGold is back from the dead, website is back online, but I see no evidence that project is moving forward. Updated some of the launch dates as their blocks have passed. Bitvote is reported dead, but I'll give it another week. Bitcoin Pieta was removed from the main list because it's website is offline and no fork information was ever provided. I marked a couple that been offline for a while as "dead".
Also, "On CMC" does refer to coins that are listed on coinmarketcap. I put that there to try to mark the project that appear a little more legit, and coinmarketcap does require an active blockchain, exchange, and a some volume before listing. If I can figure out how to do it, I'd like to hide the coinmarketcap link behind the "Yes". I'm going to try to get that added this week. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: CryptoSpoon on February 25, 2018, 07:45:53 AM Thanks for the list, it is very useful.
I think Bitcoin Nano should be listed under 'Excluded From "Fork" List' as it requires registration (and proof of BTC ownership) for the "forked" coins to be claimed and distributed to a new BTN address. (I'm the author of FindMyCoins.ninja, and that was my first post here.) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 25, 2018, 09:07:34 PM Thanks for the list, it is very useful. I think Bitcoin Nano should be listed under 'Excluded From "Fork" List' as it requires registration (and proof of BTC ownership) for the "forked" coins to be claimed and distributed to a new BTN address. (I'm the author of FindMyCoins.ninja, and that was my first post here.) Thank you. I’ll look into that. That may also be the case with Bitcoin United, which I’m also looking into. It seems that some of these “forks” have a limited “claiming” period and function more like an airdrop. I will try to get an answer this week and will move both to the “excluded” section if needed. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: CryptoSpoon on February 26, 2018, 03:47:04 AM That's right, United Bitcoin is similar to an airdrop. During the last claiming phase, I think that addresses with activity between two block heights were automatically credited, without the need to register. Although, addresses needed to contain 0.01BTC IIRC. Previous claiming phases had different requirements. Altogether, I decided not to list that "fork" as it was too complicated and controversial to my taste.
On my site, I only list coins that were automatically credited to all, with the exception of Bitcore which requires 0.01BTC but it is a simple enough requirement so I left it there. Though, the main idea behind the site is to quickly find the coins that were forked. How would you feel about adding it to the list of other sites listed below your comprehensive list? In the next hours or days, I'll display the UTXOs (transaction ID, index and amount) which should make it a lot easier for ymgve's bitcoin_fork_claimer users to claim their coins. I'm also working on displaying whether or not coins have already been claimed. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: SergiOLa on February 26, 2018, 06:28:37 PM I do not think that even 70 percent of all forks available on exchangers. I do not understand why there are so many of them , if half are almost the same as Bitcoin itself..
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on February 27, 2018, 01:08:30 AM BTCH merge fork is trading on https://www.coinexchange.io/market/BTCH/BTC
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: bubbagump on February 27, 2018, 01:16:11 AM This is sort of off-topic, but is anyone seeing any long term viability in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a bunch of cash grabs by riding the coat-tails of brand recognition. Aside from BCH, I haven't even bothered claiming any of the other forks because I'm too lazy to spend time finding real wallets/exchanges for each of them and then sweeping keys to new wallets for each. and. every. shitcoin. knockoff... :-\
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on February 27, 2018, 02:48:09 AM This is sort of off-topic, but is anyone seeing any long term viability in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a bunch of cash grabs by riding the coat-tails of brand recognition. Aside from BCH, I haven't even bothered claiming any of the other forks because I'm too lazy to spend time finding real wallets/exchanges for each of them and then sweeping keys to new wallets for each. and. every. shitcoin. knockoff... :-\ Great issue to discuss imo! I see mostly crap, scams and performance art going on with most of the forks, but a few are worth following. My picks for 'interesting' forks so far would be BCH BTCH (bitcoin hush) LBTC (lightning btc) BTA (btc atom) United Bitcoin UB, might end up doing something interesting, but so far plagued with stuff ups. My take is after NEM experience ignoring these forks is risky, a few might end up with genuine tech merit, or achieve network effects that give them longevity. Interested to hear other opinions. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 27, 2018, 03:28:08 AM This is sort of off-topic, but is anyone seeing any long term viability in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a bunch of cash grabs by riding the coat-tails of brand recognition. Aside from BCH, I haven't even bothered claiming any of the other forks because I'm too lazy to spend time finding real wallets/exchanges for each of them and then sweeping keys to new wallets for each. and. every. shitcoin. knockoff... :-\ Great issue to discuss imo! I see mostly crap, scams and performance art going on with most of the forks, but a few are worth following. My picks for 'interesting' forks so far would be BCH BTCH (bitcoin hush) LBTC (lightning btc) BTA (btc atom) United Bitcoin UB, might end up doing something interesting, but so far plagued with stuff ups. My take is after NEM experience ignoring these forks is risky, a few might end up with genuine tech merit, or achieve network effects that give them longevity. Interested to hear other opinions. I agree with this. It looks to me like about 20-30% never make it past the announcement stage. Then half the ones that actually do launch never get much traction, don’t get listed, and are life-support. I would not be surprised if 80-90% of these are dead, or effectively dead, in a year. My guess for the survivors will be BCH, BTG, LBTC, BTA, EtherZero, Litecoin Cash, and Bitcoin Private, just because they are getting some hype at this stage. The vast majority of the rest don’t seem to have much interest. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on February 27, 2018, 04:22:06 AM I agree with this. It looks to me like about 20-30% never make it past the announcement stage. Then half the ones that actually do launch never get much traction, don’t get listed, and are life-support. I would not be surprised if 80-90% of these are dead, or effectively dead, in a year. My guess for the survivors will be BCH, BTG, LBTC, BTA, EtherZero, Litecoin Cash, and Bitcoin Private, just because they are getting some hype at this stage. The vast majority of the rest don’t seem to have much interest. The fork phenomenon is a great test tube for crypto experimentation, it's a great way to distribute coins, and given all the heartache projects like NXT and NEM went through to distribute their tokens, and all the criticism ripple gets over XRP, I think airdrops, forks and now merge forks are smart way to distribute without needing PoW or ICO I think BTCH has done something really quite cool, they got the idea of merge forks initially from bitcoin private, but added significantly to the idea by just combining the utxo sets from the 3 merged coins (btc DEX Hush), so they start with a chain of only 250mb, not massive like bitcoin private which must be close to 200 gb, plus BTCH has bitcoin level security through delayed PoW used by Komodo asset chains. It's pretty cool stuff, even if they just did it to show off the Komodo tech, and if a few bitcoin whales start claiming, who knows, it gives them access to a Z-cash clone with easy p2p trading on BarterDEX. The other one I like best is BTA which has atomic swaps built in from the get go. I haven't reaĺy checked out EtherZero, thanks for the tip! Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: CoinEraser on February 27, 2018, 09:49:36 PM Today i found and new fork. This time it is a new Litecoin fork and you can put it on your list. :)
LITECOIN PRIVATE - LTC fork /w Privacy and Smart Contracts. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3025236.0 https://litecoinprivate.co/ Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/24/2018] Post by: HashFace on February 28, 2018, 02:57:15 AM Today i found and new fork. This time it is a new Litecoin fork and you can put it on your list. :) LITECOIN PRIVATE - LTC fork /w Privacy and Smart Contracts. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3025236.0 https://litecoinprivate.co/ I just saw this one was coming to add it, but I'm going to list it under the "excluded" section for now because it doesn't appear to be a true fork. It looks like it will be an airdrop that is claimable for a limited time by Litecoin holders at a TBA block height. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/27/2018] Post by: andytherbg on February 28, 2018, 03:36:10 AM wow good work on the list
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 2/27/2018] Post by: forkdrop on March 01, 2018, 10:16:51 PM At https://forkdrop.io we just rolled out a large upgrade that is tracking exchanges that traded in these forks (including KYC, fees, and coins supported for deposit) and also upgrades the table interactivity for sorting through and comparing.
The current counts are: 57 bitcoin forks/airdrops 11 altcoin forks/airdrops 12 historic forks/airdrops 46 coin exchanges listed Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: HashFace on March 01, 2018, 10:33:17 PM Updated: Added Ethereum Crystal. Also moved United Bitcoin and Bitcoin Nano to the excluded list, because they don't appear to be true forks, and have a limited claiming "period". They may be good projects, but I want the main list to be a list of coins that are perpetually "claimable". I also updated Bitcoin Private with the newly announced fork block height.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: eance on March 03, 2018, 02:07:33 AM Great work, lets add also dead, scam forks here so ppl won't get scam.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: aervin11 on March 03, 2018, 03:12:56 AM Too many forks. If you are looking for some extra profits by joining those forks would be good but the risk of giving your private key is just insane and might lead to hack. Maybe there are other way to find out if the fork was legit? Any suggestions?
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: ethereumnews on March 06, 2018, 03:15:01 PM
BTCL is an ERC20 token. (http://btclite.org/) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: HashFace on March 08, 2018, 08:59:07 PM
BTCL is an ERC20 token. (http://btclite.org/) There are actually two projects using "Bitcoin Lite", as you pointed out, the ERC 20 token that launched in the wake of the eBTC madness ... and this one http://www.bitcoinlite.us which claims to be a hardfork with it's own block chain. And they are both claiming the ticker BTCL. This one might be dead, though. Their launch countdown timer ran to zero weeks ago and no further developments seem to have been made. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: CryptoSpoon on March 11, 2018, 06:52:44 AM ABitcoin seems to be an airdrop, not a "real" fork.
Source: https://www.abitcoin.one/notice-en.html#/abtc-final Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/1/2018] Post by: HashFace on March 11, 2018, 02:45:58 PM ABitcoin seems to be an airdrop, not a "real" fork. Source: https://www.abitcoin.one/notice-en.html#/abtc-final Thank you. I will move it to the "Excluded" section for the next update. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: HashFace on March 11, 2018, 03:07:46 PM Weekend Update.
Added "Ethereum Inc", which claims to be a 1:1 fork. Added Bitcoin Classic (BCL) which lists the same ticker as Bitcoin Lunar. It also seems to be confused with BitClassic (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3095296.0), which I posted last week. Not sure what is going on with these two. It's not an impressive announcement so this may not be a serious project. Also, move Abitcoin to the excluded list because it has a limited claim period. The Bitvote block explore came back online, so I'm removing the "reported dead" tag from that one. And, Bitcoin Private was added to Coin Market Cap this week, so that one is looking more legit. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: TalkBitcoinsCom on March 11, 2018, 07:33:09 PM hey guys, anyone ever used that github fork claimer tool thingy? https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimer
i'm thinking about moving my BTC to another wallet and giving this a try, but would love to hear some feedback first (hopefully good?!) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: KingKrypto on March 11, 2018, 07:35:27 PM A lot of crappy forks are on the way. Soon enough we will end up with 100.000 coins and only 1% of the projects being actually worth your time and money.
There is a desperate need of a filter... Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: CryptoSpoon on March 12, 2018, 01:42:05 AM hey guys, anyone ever used that github fork claimer tool thingy? https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimer i'm thinking about moving my BTC to another wallet and giving this a try, but would love to hear some feedback first (hopefully good?!) I've used it myself with a few forks and it did what it was supposed to do. There is another one (https://github.com/Ayms/bitcoin-transactions) but it takes a 1-2% fee or something. If you go our website http://findmycoins.ninja, after searching for your coins at the bottom there will be a "Full report" button where we crafted some of the commands for you. It's still in beta but you might find it useful. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: TalkBitcoinsCom on March 12, 2018, 08:14:13 AM hey guys, anyone ever used that github fork claimer tool thingy? https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimer i'm thinking about moving my BTC to another wallet and giving this a try, but would love to hear some feedback first (hopefully good?!) I've used it myself with a few forks and it did what it was supposed to do. There is another one (https://github.com/Ayms/bitcoin-transactions) but it takes a 1-2% fee or something. If you go our website http://findmycoins.ninja, after searching for your coins at the bottom there will be a "Full report" button where we crafted some of the commands for you. It's still in beta but you might find it useful. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: acdc on March 12, 2018, 10:58:10 PM Great resource, thanks for the thread!
What do people think about United Bitcoin? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: CryptoSpoon on March 16, 2018, 04:24:23 AM This one came up: Bitcoin@CBC (BCBC)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3109563.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3109563.0) We will not be listing it on FindMyCoins.ninja because of its unfair nature, but you might want to add it to your "Not a true fork list". All addresses with a positive balance were reduced by 1 coin, we find that highly unfair as it makes a big difference if you had 2 coins, or if you had 100. You either lose 50%, or 1%. Aside from that, they also removed Satoshis' and other "zombie" addresses. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: HashFace on March 17, 2018, 12:44:36 AM This one came up: Bitcoin@CBC (BCBC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3109563.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3109563.0) We will not be listing it on FindMyCoins.ninja because of its unfair nature, but you might want to add it to your "Not a true fork list". All addresses with a positive balance were reduced by 1 coin, we find that highly unfair as it makes a big difference if you had 2 coins, or if you had 100. You either lose 50%, or 1%. Aside from that, they also removed Satoshis' and other "zombie" addresses. Thanks, I was just coming here to add that one. I think you are right. I'll list under the excluded section and note the reason. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: cpfreeplz on March 17, 2018, 12:51:42 AM Wow, found this while looking how to claim a few forks. I literally thought I was looking into 3 or 4, not dozens. Ffs this is just insanity. No way I would/could ever claim all of these or have the time to research which are scams and which aren't. If I don't get $100 out of claiming them then I won't bother I guess.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: Tokenista on March 23, 2018, 08:43:48 PM why is there no official or [ann] thread for ethmod does anyone know who the developer is?
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/11/2018] Post by: forkdrop on March 26, 2018, 07:07:13 PM why is there no official or [ann] thread for ethmod does anyone know who the developer is? Here is the announcement thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2640806.0 Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/26/2018] Post by: HashFace on March 26, 2018, 10:32:04 PM Not much to update lately. Maybe the Fork Craze is dying down a bit. I found "Bitcoin Master", but the announcement page appears to be all images, that are not loading for me. I added what I could.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/26/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on March 26, 2018, 11:54:38 PM Not much to update lately. Maybe the Fork Craze is dying down a bit. I found "Bitcoin Master", but the announcement page appears to be all images, that are not loading for me. I added what I could. I agree, the fork craze is dying down, but a few forks have been innovative. My favorite so far has been BTCH which unlike every other fork, made the common sense decision to remove all previous transaction data from the blockchains they merged (btc hush iDex), and started just with the unspent outputs, so the BTCH blockchain is 200MB, and not 200 GB like most of the other forks. In retrospect, there's no advantage to keeping all that useless bloat from bitcoin blockchains, so i guess most forks just copied what bitcoin cash did, which was lazy. Shows BTCH guys have higher skill level and better forsight than most of the other fork devs. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/26/2018] Post by: DaVerve on March 29, 2018, 08:34:21 AM Found a nice site with a big list of Bitcoin Forks, a lot info and how to claim them https://www.bitcoinforks.co/ Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/26/2018] Post by: forkdrop on April 02, 2018, 08:50:01 PM We just launched our guide section for helping less experienced bitcoiners through the process of claiming securely and privately:
https://forkdrop.io/novices-guide-to-claiming-forked-bitcoin-value We slow it down with a bunch of screenshots to keep the pace comfortable for the novice that might not be a programmer and have existing CLI skills. The guide has many parts such as helping you set up an Ubuntu 16.04 live boot temporary session: https://forkdrop.io/secure-live-boot-ubuntu-for-bitcoin-keys Running Tor to help keep your block explorer and web traffic private: https://forkdrop.io/running-tor-browser-from-ubuntu-live-boot Running the tools for handling private keys and seed phrases safely: https://forkdrop.io/running-bip-39-tool-on-secure-offline-ubuntu-system https://forkdrop.io/using-ian-colemans-bip-39-tool https://forkdrop.io/running-bitaddress-tool-on-secure-offline-ubuntu-system Finding exchanges to sell the coins on: https://forkdrop.io/scouting-exchanges-to-sell-forked-bitcoin-value And then a very detailed walk through for using the bitcoin_fork_claimer tool: https://forkdrop.io/preparing-to-use-bitcoin-fork-claimer-tool https://forkdrop.io/finding-parameters-for-bitcoin-fork-claimer-tool https://forkdrop.io/running-bitcoin-fork-claimer-on-ubuntu Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/26/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on April 03, 2018, 01:02:31 AM We just launched our guide section for helping less experienced bitcoiners through the process of claiming securely and privately: https://forkdrop.io/novices-guide-to-claiming-forked-bitcoin-value We slow it down with a bunch of screenshots to keep the pace comfortable for the novice that might not be a programmer and have existing CLI skills. The guide has many parts such as helping you set up an Ubuntu 16.04 live boot temporary session: https://forkdrop.io/secure-live-boot-ubuntu-for-bitcoin-keys Running Tor to help keep your block explorer and web traffic private: https://forkdrop.io/running-tor-browser-from-ubuntu-live-boot Running the tools for handling private keys and seed phrases safely: https://forkdrop.io/running-bip-39-tool-on-secure-offline-ubuntu-system https://forkdrop.io/using-ian-colemans-bip-39-tool https://forkdrop.io/running-bitaddress-tool-on-secure-offline-ubuntu-system Finding exchanges to sell the coins on: https://forkdrop.io/scouting-exchanges-to-sell-forked-bitcoin-value And then a very detailed walk through for using the bitcoin_fork_claimer tool: https://forkdrop.io/preparing-to-use-bitcoin-fork-claimer-tool https://forkdrop.io/finding-parameters-for-bitcoin-fork-claimer-tool https://forkdrop.io/running-bitcoin-fork-claimer-on-ubuntu Very nice resources, thanks for putting all that together! I'm interested to know if you think the fork-athon will continue through 2018, you're obviously putting a lot of effort into your site Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: HashFace on April 03, 2018, 12:44:43 PM Update 4/3: Added Bitcoin Metal. Also, I'm moving the first "Bitcoin Lite" to the excluded list because the count down timer expired several weeks ago and no updates or fork information was ever provided. The website hasn't changed from "coming soon"...
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 3/26/2018] Post by: forkdrop on April 05, 2018, 04:13:10 AM Very nice resources, thanks for putting all that together! I'm interested to know if you think the fork-athon will continue through 2018, you're obviously putting a lot of effort into your site Thanks! No idea what the future holds. But these forks do seem to keep coming. It seems to be functioning as a promotion for exchanges to attract customers. A subset of bitcoiners will flock sign up if they have exclusive support. Perhaps the right way to look at the forks/airdrops are free casino chips or a coupon as a promotion for a service. Perhaps airdrops might become like coupons for non-cryptocurrency services that wish to attract an early-adopter Bitcoin demographic. Just happy to be building something while the price action is quiet - buying low on sweat equity :) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: pinkflower on April 22, 2018, 03:08:52 AM Update 4/3: Added Bitcoin Metal. Also, I'm moving the first "Bitcoin Lite" to the excluded list because the count down timer expired several weeks ago and no updates or fork information was ever provided. The website hasn't changed from "coming soon"... Good thread! But can you put extra warnings beside the names of the forks posted if they are proven to be not properly functional or scams? Ty. Some Burst miners are investigating (https://www.reddit.com/r/burstcoin/comments/8dufxm/someone_checked_out_bitcoin_ore_wallet/) what Bitcoinore is all about. It looks like a scam. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Dusty on April 23, 2018, 08:23:43 AM If you want you can add http://www.smartbitcoin.one/ forking at block 520.000
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: bitclassic on April 25, 2018, 02:21:18 PM you have a proper list good job.
you should also update our coin ClassicBitcoin CBTC Ann thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3095296.new#new website http://classicbitcoin.info http://bitclassic.info Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Limx Dev on April 29, 2018, 09:20:57 PM Great overview
Kind Regards Christian Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on May 08, 2018, 02:02:06 AM Great overview Yes, HashFace is fast becoming 'Bitcoin fork Jesus' Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: lalatao73 on May 09, 2018, 01:03:32 AM We are working on a number of things that people have suggested. Any more feedback or info you have, we would love to hear it.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Big Naturals on May 09, 2018, 01:08:49 AM We are working on a number of things that people have suggested. Any more feedback or info you have, we would love to hear it. Ha ha, one of the best posts I have read in months, I am ready to give you loads of feedback, and I will give you lots of my money to spend on your project ... all you have to do is say what it is lol Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: OddEvenBets.com on May 09, 2018, 10:04:27 AM Thanks for useful info.
List of forks is very big. I will try to claim all forks. I think if collected all forks.. it's will be good amount USD :) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: dctrantridung on May 13, 2018, 09:33:57 AM Thank's you so much.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: ThatRandomDude on May 31, 2018, 01:48:35 AM Bitcoin Clashic evolved to Bitcoin Core ($BTCC) :D
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4355946.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4355946.0) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: hanaremay on May 31, 2018, 02:17:26 PM Nice list man Smiley making notes on some fork dates to make sure i get some Wink
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: forkdrop on June 22, 2018, 05:31:12 AM We put together this page for a summarized live view and breakdown of the various categories of forks:
https://forkdrop.io/how-many-bitcoin-forks-are-there Of course, our full directory on the main https://forkdrop.io page has the full details to sort through and drill down on too. Title: Re: List of Bitcoin "forks". Post by: danivan7 on June 22, 2018, 05:35:29 AM You right, too many of them and don't know if all available to exchange at all. look only that listed on cmc, and forgoted if not listed at cmc Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: thanhly0760 on June 22, 2018, 02:30:10 PM Would be nice research to learn which wallets and/or exchanges granted these BTC air drops. I know BCH took awhile to appear.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Tokenista on July 04, 2018, 10:41:49 PM aura has launched the beta zero youstock platform these platforms are going to be the next stage of crypto because everyone can make a token currency easily then trade it easily and could be melded with social media platforms
https://github.com/YouStock/beta/releases/tag/0.0.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818598.0 Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Cwyaalim on July 22, 2018, 08:15:08 AM This is kind of off-subject, however would anyone say anyone is seeing any long haul practicality in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a pack of money gets by riding the coat-tails of brand acknowledgment. Beside BCH, I haven't tried asserting any of alternate forks since I'm excessively lethargic, making it impossible to invest energy discovering genuine wallets/trades for every one of them and after that broad keys to new wallets for each. furthermore, each. shitcoin. knockoff... Undecided
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: ForkHunter on August 02, 2018, 05:57:33 PM This is kind of off-subject, however would anyone say anyone is seeing any long haul practicality in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a pack of money gets by riding the coat-tails of brand acknowledgment. Beside BCH, I haven't tried asserting any of alternate forks since I'm excessively lethargic, making it impossible to invest energy discovering genuine wallets/trades for every one of them and after that broad keys to new wallets for each. furthermore, each. shitcoin. knockoff... Undecided Prospects for most forks are questionable, but perhaps they will find strength in marketing and make a pump. But fork in general, how a short idea is quite interesting Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: werumkeq on August 06, 2018, 02:11:35 AM What might be extremely magnificent is incorporate short notes/interfaces on the best way to assert - this data is exceptionally hard to get by for every one of the forks.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: ZaYeelim on August 12, 2018, 09:25:33 AM This is kind of off-theme, however would anyone say anyone is seeing any long haul practicality in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a bundle of money gets by riding the coat-tails of brand acknowledgment. Beside BCH, I haven't tried guaranteeing any of alternate forks since I'm excessively lethargic, making it impossible to invest energy discovering genuine wallets/trades for every one of them and afterward clearing keys to new wallets for each. what's more, each. shitcoin. knockoff... Undecided
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: foremunp on August 17, 2018, 09:25:35 PM This is kind of off-subject, yet would anyone say anyone is seeing any long haul suitability in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a bundle of money snatches by riding the coat-tails of brand acknowledgment. Beside BCH, I haven't tried guaranteeing any of alternate forks since I'm excessively sluggish, making it impossible to invest energy discovering genuine wallets/trades for every one of them and after that general keys to new wallets for each. furthermore, each. shitcoin. knockoff... Undecided
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: siremrak on August 19, 2018, 04:18:15 AM This is kind of off-point, however would anyone say anyone is seeing any long haul practicality in any of these forks? All I'm seeing is a group of money snatches by riding the coat-tails of brand acknowledgment. Beside BCH, I haven't tried asserting any of alternate forks since I'm excessively languid, making it impossible to invest energy discovering genuine wallets/trades for every one of them and after that general keys to new wallets for each. also, each. shitcoin. knockoff... Undecided
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: LeGaulois on September 29, 2018, 02:57:31 PM Sorry to bump the topic, but I was looking for a list of Bitcoin fork and the topic comes from the top results in google.
@HashFace in your list you forgot to mention Bitcore, which was created last year in Apri https://bitcore.cc/ Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Anarchist on September 30, 2018, 12:44:12 AM So many bitcoin forks
But I didn't know Bitcore and started to read the white paper. Going to finish to read it home but It looks more interesting compared to all others forks Bitcore implements true decentralization and user empowerment: - Bitcore‘s ASIC-resistant mining algorithm restores community participation and counters centralization effects in mining. - Bitcore’s application of Bloom filtersi significantly reduces the required storage to run a full blockchain node, enabling more individual users to become fully empowered Bitcore participants via SPV/light wallets. - Bitcore’s novel airdrop process resulted in a decidedly more equal distribution of the coins, encouraging Bitcore’s use as a means of payment. The Bitcore community‘s decision to forgo an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) has kept speculators at bay. - Bitcore is faster than Bitcoin, faster than even Paypal, enabling it to become a real everyday payment option, thanks to its timely implementation of SegWit and other design decisions. On the Lightning Network, a theoretically unlimited number of offline transactions are supported. Bitcore’s low fees of around $0.003 USD per transaction make it even more suitable for everyday use and render micropayments feasible. - Bitcore is an open source project: Collaboratively produced, shared freely, published transparently, and developed to be a community good rather than the property or business of a single company or personii source https://bitcore.cc/white-paper/ Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: 610ckzer0 on May 07, 2020, 01:10:15 AM Is there any new fork projects coming? I want some extra coins
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: AD Node on May 07, 2020, 01:56:45 AM Is this list being updated? I think there is a lot of forks, for those you mentioned I don't even know 30 of it, holy Sh*t, it's a lot of BTC forks out there.
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: 610ckzer0 on May 30, 2020, 03:00:11 PM I saw this guys are going to fork bitcoin soon. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0)
Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Dr.hashtag on June 01, 2020, 02:49:28 PM I saw this guys are going to fork bitcoin soon. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0) ??? Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: BTCbengi on June 01, 2020, 06:47:52 PM Thanks very much! Great information!
Do not know the future will be like? But these plates seem to keep coming. It seems to be acting as a promotion to exchange to attract customers. A subset of bitcoin will rush to register if they have exclusive support. I will try to update this list and add new branches as I see them. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Pecunia non olet on June 01, 2020, 06:58:26 PM All of them are worthless, they profit only on same name but didn´t see any competent fork of any cryptocurrency.
Änd if you think about that, almost every coin is a "fork" of a real Bitcoin (only DAG and MimbleWimble protocols are difftrent.) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: asriloni on June 02, 2020, 01:38:18 AM I saw this guys are going to fork bitcoin soon. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0) that's a scam coin, we have RSK that has already developed the smartcontract for the bitcoin protocol and just ignore it will much better.We didn't need more scam fork coin for the scam purpose. that's a scam coin. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: nlea41 on June 04, 2020, 03:00:19 PM I saw this guys are going to fork bitcoin soon. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231921.0) that's a scam coin, we have RSK that has already developed the smartcontract for the bitcoin protocol and just ignore it will much better.We didn't need more scam fork coin for the scam purpose. that's a scam coin. But it seems like there are some differences between RSK and this project. Can you tell the reason that you think this is a scam? I`m really curious. Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: TWW on June 04, 2020, 03:19:50 PM All of them are worthless, they profit only on same name but didn´t see any competent fork of any cryptocurrency. does that mean price manipulation can be done following BTC prices on the market? not like that. if you are more careful in the market, you can see that there are several assets in the market that have not experienced development even though BTC has improved as it is today. each platform must be able to make their market development. they must be able to make their markets stronger.Änd if you think about that, almost every coin is a "fork" of a real Bitcoin (only DAG and MimbleWimble protocols are difftrent.) Title: Re: List of Forks [updated 4/3/2018] Post by: Vohoanghiep on June 11, 2020, 06:24:54 AM I really think I'm looking at 3 or 4, not dozens. Ffs this is just madness. There is no way I can / can ask for all this or have time to study scams and what not. If I didn't get $ 100 to ask them, I wouldn't mind.
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