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March 13, 2013, 03:09:53 AM |
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I don't really understand it. Does this mean that theoretically Bitcoin could split into two different crypto currencies? For example if someone made more significant changes to the open source code, and let's say half the people thought it was a good idea and adopted it, and the other half didn't like it and stuck with the old version? I know that's not likely but I'm using it as an example to understand the concept. Would coins get stuck on either side of the fork, or would they be duplicated on either side?
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