Hey there, I have been hearing the talks about this Multi fork. It's sounds like they talk a 'BIG' talk on their a new approach to the Blockchain technology.
Introducing innovative such as Proof of Ambassador consensus protocol, Multi- state engine and serveless Blockchain. I will admit that now I have never heard of these innovatives before I am still unsure about this fork but it is worth looking into. 

Agreed. I'm also really interested in Bitcoin Origin. Is there going to be an Airdrop sometime?

Hey there, Yes Bitcoin Origin is a hard fork
From what I read from their whitepaper and some article, Bitcoin Origin is a penta Cryptocurrency fork of the top 5 Cryptocurrencies- Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dash. They will create a consensus protocol Proof of Amabassdor is hybrid consensus approach to Proof of Authority and Proof of stake. Bitcoin Origin will improve the overall utiltiy, functionality, scalability and lack of privacy inherent in the PoW Cryptocurrencies, and deliver Serverless Blockchain as a service projects to the corporate sector.

For more information about this penta fork just visit their website: https://www.bitcoinorigin.io/

It is most likely not legit. It sounds silly, but in most cases you can even tell it from the name of the coin. This is also a very stupid name and the devs can't be much smarter.

“Bitcoin forks are kind of the new altcoin. We are going to see now a bunch of Bitcoin forks. And they are going to start replacing some of the top hundred altcoins.” Well this saying are true, there's a lot of btc fork are coming this year.. We are only the one who will chose what is best for us.

the world's first 'penta-fork'

Bitcoin is simple, and that's what people like. People want to store value, move value back and forth, and if possible, at low cost. Altcoins have been offering all sorts of gimmick features throughout the years, but 95% of the people aren't interested in using these features at all, which once again points out that it there is no such a thing as Bitcoin being outdated.

Another aspect I see people complain about, is that Bitcoin's transaction fees are so expensive while altcoin fees are so insanely low. Roger Ver did that too, and he even made fun of Bitcoin various times in his streams as well. People should understand that the only reason altcoins are able to offer cheap transaction fees is because barely anyone is using their networks. High fees = high demand for block space. Low fees, or even no fees = low to no demand for block space (ie, coin is practically redundant). While I don't like altcoins, I do like their presence and the global interest in them. It's impossible to point out exactly, but the altcoin market makes sure a very large number of Bitcoins are taken out of direct circulation, and that makes sure there will only be more coin scarcity in the coming years. In other words, booming altcoin market is great for Bitcoin as well.

Hi there. This is the link for the team https://www.bitcoinorigin.io/#team

A friend told me about this the other day and I was super interested in finding out more on it. When I saw the whole 'Penta-fork' idea I got confused though. Are they going to take the benefits from the 5 coins or are they literally forking off of 5 different coins simultaneously? What's your take on this 'fork'?

Is there a chance to reveal more information on who is "we" in your team? Not much information on your website  

i think although we transaction to buy lambo by using bitcoin is not free of taxes, but for a letter of ownership will certainly be a question about your income so far to buy lambo, and finally the government can track it as well

Lol what's wrong with that? Butterin is a talented person. But he has done wrong by published it and try to created a public pool about that. But i guess we will see ethereum will much bigger in the future.
EEA become the largest crypto organization right now.

Guys what do you think about Homeless people who use cryptocurrency on the street is that an evolution or something else ?

My point was that if "they" mount an attack, I think they're unlikely to do something subtle like try to mess with the block chain.

If "they" want to mess with the network, it would be far easier to do something like what China's doing with its Great Wall-- forcing connections they don't like to be dropped.  Or what botnets do now:  mount a denial-of-service attack by flooding the network.

Much more likely:  "they" will catch you for tax evasion when you convert your bitcoins to your local fiat currency and buy that fancy sports car you've always wanted.

Let's say we live in a perfect world, where citizens still made the decisions on political matters and you as an individual were given the choice to vote on a subject.

If the choice were given to you, would you vote for Bitcoin to be accepted as a currency or a commodity? Your governments wants to accept Bitcoin, but they do not want a multi-function and open defined technology. They only give two options on the ballot paper.

1. Define Bitcoin as a Currency

2. Define Bitcoin as a Commodity

You have to remember that the definition will determine the future and the taxes that would be applied to the technology. <VAT or Capital Gains> Where will you draw your X ?

Let's see what would happen, if people were given a choice.   < Both is not a option >

What are the various uses of blockchain? and how it can be used differently??