Ethereum PoW fork after ETH2 introduction

[zeuner]

Are there any exchanges known where it will be possible to trade Ethereum on a PoW-based fork after the introduction of the PoS-based ETH2?

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[montaga]

None so far, but there certainly will be

[leea-1334]

Nobody is going to use it,,, they are forking yes, but this is a hardfork to abandon the old POW, nobody has voted to say that they want to remain, everyone on ETH team is agreed on the same page. All the miners will be moving I guess also after this,,, where they choose will probably be where the price goes;)

[batang_bitcoin]

There's no news yet about it but the most known is that there will be no longer ETH-POW based. It's a migration that all of it will get into the transition of being a POS-based ETH.
Do you have some good idea on your mind which makes you interested in knowing about it? or just want to know the possible thing that can happen afterward.

[disconnectme]

Are there any exchanges known where it will be possible to trade Ethereum on a PoW-based fork after the introduction of the PoS-based ETH2?

I think is just a matter of time before they list it, if there is demand and from the market sentiment it seems there is a demand for exchanges to list it, but the issue will be how the market will price it, because if I lock my Etthereum in Eth2.0 and it valued less than the current chain then I won't be happy with it

[el kaka22]

Well put it this way, when eth 2.0 becomes the regular normal ethereum everyone uses, the current way of ethereum would probably not be used as much, it would be an option but would probably be gone.

Think of it this way, bitcoin had segwit right? It used to have addresses that started with 1xxxxxxx and something, but now it is mainly 3xxxxxx something right? And even have bcxxxxxx as well, this doesn't mean that 1 is gone and not used and can't be used or anything, it is still there but when the 99%+ market moved to 3xxxx that means the other one is not really available in many places.

Same will happen to ETH, you may not be able to find it in many places and it will be very hard to use it, and only few rare cases would still be available but it won't be 100% fully gone.

[gwdf1]

If you are serious about trading cryptocurrencies, you should take a closer look at the specialized brokers that are currently at the peak of development. They have a leverage of much more than 1:3 plus the ability to trade not only Ethereum and bitcoins, but also many other cryptocurrencies.

[wxxyrqa]

If you are serious about trading cryptocurrencies, you should take a closer look at the specialized brokers that are currently at the peak of development. They have a leverage of much more than 1:3 plus the ability to trade not only Ethereum and bitcoins, but also many other cryptocurrencies.

Undoubtedly, this area of services for ordinary users of cryptocurrency is currently developing on the cryptocurrency market, but nevertheless there is no guarantee of decency and even more so real information about the services provided, thanks to which brokers are in demand and authority.

[zeuner]

There's no news yet about it but the most known is that there will be no longer ETH-POW based. It's a migration that all of it will get into the transition of being a POS-based ETH.
Do you have some good idea on your mind which makes you interested in knowing about it? or just want to know the possible thing that can happen afterward.

I doubt ETH-POW will be gone since no one can be forced to use the POS-based code. So, if there is an exchange that is already planning to support trading the existing balances on a POW-based fork, it would make sense to move ETH balances there before the fork happens.