Constantinople, the only ethereum hardfork - page 2.

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Quote from: Classica35 on January 13, 2019, 04:32:01 PM

We have seen some people or groups, who claim they are hardforking ETH,.
The plan of the first, NOVA, whose intention was to scam others of their hard earned money, was foiled early enough, because it was using a fake.
ETCV on the other hand was not quickly detected, but its team was anonymous, which i feel is enough to suspect them of scam.
Right now, its telegram account has changed when i checked.
It's website is suspended and so on.
They are now asking people to buy their coin, which does not exist.

Therefore, the only genuine hardfork, is the constantinople.

It's sad that many hard fork events created under this event. NOVA and ETCV are officially scam projects after they require participants to use private keys to receive free tokens from them. So rely on official information and be supported by large exchanges to avoid risks.

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It is a pity that the fork did not come out on time, which was set by the programmers, because everyone was waiting for this. And now I understand everything that cryptocurrency is now something very, very difficult that will rise for a very long time.

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Quote from: Classica35 on January 13, 2019, 04:32:01 PM

We have seen some people or groups, who claim they are hardforking ETH,.
The plan of the first, NOVA, whose intention was to scam others of their hard earned money, was foiled early enough, because it was using a fake.
ETCV on the other hand was not quickly detected, but its team was anonymous, which i feel is enough to suspect them of scam.
Right now, its telegram account has changed when i checked.
It's website is suspended and so on.
They are now asking people to buy their coin, which does not exist.

Therefore, the only genuine hardfork, is the constantinople.

Yes that's true, its not really fun to support projects in the world that pertains to free coins like hard forks that occurs in ethereum blockchain. Constantinople really seams to be legit as they do not want investors to risk their investment.

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Quote from: Classica35 on January 13, 2019, 04:32:01 PM

We have seen some people or groups, who claim they are hardforking ETH,.
The plan of the first, NOVA, whose intention was to scam others of their hard earned money, was foiled early enough, because it was using a fake.
ETCV on the other hand was not quickly detected, but its team was anonymous, which i feel is enough to suspect them of scam.
Right now, its telegram account has changed when i checked.
It's website is suspended and so on.
They are now asking people to buy their coin, which does not exist.

Therefore, the only genuine hardfork, is the constantinople.

I am actually indirectly scammed by one of the so called hardfork of ethereum which is ethereum classic vision, the way they've scam me is through joining their bounty and lose my time to it. Though I didn't invest a direct money, my time is wasted.

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The Ethereum team also announced the introduction of Istanbul in September 2019.

You need to carefully check the information, because Buterin did not talk about the creation of a new coin.

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Quote from: Taner on January 19, 2019, 04:10:34 AM

After a security vulnerability sparked a delay for ethereum's next system-wide upgrade prior to going live, core developers have proposed activating Constantinople in late February.

It's not a problem as long as there will be no vulnerability in the next hardfork and that's more than enough. Just try to expect ethereum team will try to do another audit again to all of its. hope all will be running smoothly next month.

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Quote from: Classica35 on January 13, 2019, 04:32:01 PM

We have seen some people or groups, who claim they are hardforking ETH,.
The plan of the first, NOVA, whose intention was to scam others of their hard earned money, was foiled early enough, because it was using a fake.
ETCV on the other hand was not quickly detected, but its team was anonymous, which i feel is enough to suspect them of scam.
Right now, its telegram account has changed when i checked.
It's website is suspended and so on.
They are now asking people to buy their coin, which does not exist.

Therefore, the only genuine hardfork, is the constantinople.

People mistake, when thinking, that Constantinopol is another hard fork like it was in BTC blockchain with real BTC and this shit BCH Cheesy

. Because Constantinopol hard fork will be only like update, just new version of Ethereum software. And scammers want to steal your private keys, pretending a new branch of ETH blockchain.

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No doubt, ETCV and NOVA are scam projects. They take advantage of some ignorance of ETH hardfork, to steal their private key ò their ETH wallet

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After a security vulnerability sparked a delay for ethereum's next system-wide upgrade prior to going live, core developers have proposed activating Constantinople in late February.

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Constantinople is pushed back to February 27th.

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Quote from: passeroutpass on January 14, 2019, 04:56:38 AM

I was amazed that scam hard forks had already started to appear. This is a new kind of money theft from ordinary people. these cheaters need to be find and punish

But its too hard to do that since this market is known for being unknown. People should be more educated, and don't listen to anyone. This can collect a lot of money if those newbies don't make any research about the hard fork and becomes a victim later on.

Quote from: oudekaas on January 14, 2019, 03:11:36 PM

Yes, It was clear with Nova from the beginning. But ETCV was looking pretty good. But it was strange that Fork has bounty Shocked

I was just looking and when they wrote about private keys, I understood that it's scam.

Better not to participate or what, this is a clear scam that trying to make people fool again.

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Quote from: khoapham89 on January 14, 2019, 01:38:52 AM

Quote from: mcTether on January 13, 2019, 04:59:35 PM

I am usually confused when a coin to be forked from another is conducting an ICO or bounty campaign. I thought the hard fork implies just splitting an already existing coin into another? People should be wary of such ICO project no matter how attractive their bonuses may be.

Although fork from an existing coin, but it needs to develop. Therefore, ICO for development fund or bounty for spreading the world is normal. But I think If they can not improve to better than origin chain, it will become a shitcoin later.

Yes you’re right, I can remember that Blockchain gave out $25 dollars worth of Stellar coins (XLM) each to every user of the blockchain wallet with a verified account. And they have also added the coin to their wallet, users can now send and receive XLM with it. So I believe every new coin needs to promote their coins by doing some kind of giveaway just to grow their awareness.

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Quote from: passeroutpass on January 14, 2019, 04:56:38 AM

I was amazed that scam hard forks had already started to appear. This is a new kind of money theft from ordinary people. these cheaters need to be find and punish

Yes, the fork turned out to be a Scam I doubt that anyone will find people who have created it , since they were anonymous , and I doubt that many people fell for this hoax with a private key

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Ethereum classic (ETCV) was able to deceived a lot of people before they got busted.
Their bounty spreadsheet had a lot of people, most especially highly ranked members wearing its signature.
I was just imagining that those that said wanted to distribute freely, started asking for investors to come and buy.

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Doing fork to enhance a coin technically is a good reason for the fork, but I see the other greedy side too.
I'm waiting for the fork to see what will happen.

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Yeah, NOVA and ETCV utilize Ethereum Hardfork's moment by creating a SCAM project.
And I've realized it from the start if NOVA and ETCV are SCAM. Because there is no official announcement from Ethereum and surely they are not part of Ethereum.
I think they are too stupid to be able to cheat people. Grin

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Yes, It was clear with Nova from the beginning. But ETCV was looking pretty good. But it was strange that Fork has bounty Shocked

I was just looking and when they wrote about private keys, I understood that it's scam.

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Quote from: IVEXO on January 14, 2019, 02:14:06 AM

Ofcourse everyone knew and was aware that Constantinople is the only hardfork which involves corrections and solves scalability problems

But few people tried to gamble on those other tokens in the plan to hit and run
But they got phished
So unfortunately

No, there are about three Ethereum hard forks, but Constantinople is the major fork. I have been following up with it and I learnt that there are three which are –Classic Vision hard fork, Ethereum Nowa hard fork and Constantinople hard fork which is the major thing. So you can see that there is not just only one, but three hard forks. The only thing you should focus on is the third which is Constantinople, forget about the other two.

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Quote from: jossiel on January 14, 2019, 03:08:35 AM

ETCV is also a scam. There are testers who caught this fork to be a scam too, getting private keys of those people that wanted to claim their fork. 3:1 ratio is really getting an eye to the interested people who thinks this coin is good enough.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/two-alleged-ethereum-scam-forks-appropriating-users-private-keys-report-finds

Good thing that these forks were exposed before their said forks. Yes, Constantinople is real fork that's going to be done by the real and legit ETH devs.

But some dumb people have been sending their private keys to the phishing wallet and look at someone in the accusation thread of ETCV said that scammer has already sent all of ether that stolen from the privatekey of participants to the his wallet.

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All right Three hard forks and only one thing we knew officially from the team, not a word was said about the other two!

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