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Monero fork, either intentionally planned (like Aeon when launched) or created when more than one Monero chain continues to be mined following a hard fork.
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Monero forked into 4 separate chains. How can one claim them, and where can one dump them?
First off, there are not 4 separate chains. There are only 2 chains: the official Monero, and a common chain shared by Monero Classic, MoneroC, Monero 0, and Monero Original. The last four are simply …
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How can individuals safeguard themselves and the community against a key reusing fork?
Regardless of the true intention behind the MoneroV developers, it forking off the existing Monero blockchain poses danger to the privacy of Monero users. While the MoneroV forking date has been put o …
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