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November 16, 2019, 12:15:35 PM
#37
I think this is a fake announcement of any project that is going to pay free ETH for every ETH holder. By inviting this kind of promotion basically they seek your Ethereum address and a lots of personal data. After getting this and manipulating this data they reach your Ethereum account and steal all of your token and the Ethereum. So, be careful for this kind of participation and if may be legit so evaluate thoroughly.

Very confusing and irresponsible post, how can they manipulate it and steal your tokens by just submitting an address if they are even thinking of asking our address, if it's possible to steal your tokens by just knowing your address, then we have so many addresses of bounty hunters in the every campaign spreadsheets, I have received free coins from some forks and I don't remember giving them my address.
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November 16, 2019, 12:07:33 PM
#36
The thing is, it probably won't be valued much if anything. ETH has the first comer advantage in the smart contract field and that's hard to overcome. There's so much support behind its chain that a move would a substantial amount of time to showcase a better alternative in my opinion.
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November 16, 2019, 12:03:51 PM
#35
This is more or less like someone creating an Ethereum fork, which I would not be a part of it because I see it as just a trick to use Ethereum as a marketing strategy to lure people into having the project by all means and I would not see their real use case first. There are so many coins that have come up in the same way and the same strategy but all to no avail.

I know that many people will be excited about this, but I don’t see any reason why we should because even the main Ethereum they are trying to fork is still fighting hard to make a survival as it has not been so good for them ever since they allowed their ICO project to be lost completely to scammers, so then, tell me why I should believe in this project.
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November 13, 2019, 10:39:23 AM
#34

Ok. Now i got your point. That was before. I don't think investors will be fooled by it now. Maybe some new ones.
In my opinion, if there will by massive buying ETH before the fork, then the dump after it would be even bigger, which is why I think, bad for ETH in the long run.
So answering again: fork will never bring value to a coin - in the long run. Wink
You are right, the fork is not for the long term. market sensations that occur will only be felt in a short time. it's also if the fork that is run can successfully get a market response so that fostering adoption is run and other coins can have value. if not then the fork fails and it will make the market worse.
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November 13, 2019, 10:34:56 AM
#33
For me it is another trick to make money, nothing more.

Does not matter even if its a trick to make money because a fork of ETH with free ATH will really create a lot of hype in the market and it will increase the value of ETH to great extent. Do you have the knowledge of exactly when this will happen. I would like to know the authenticity of this fork news.
Also i hope that there in no chain split as a result of this fork.

How do you think fork increases the ETH value?

It's exactly the opposite. People think that after the fork ATH will be the new ETH, and after all it will turn out to be worthless just like BCH. The forks like this only bring chaos, nothing more.

I think you are new to the hardware and software forks of the coins. I am not talking about the new product coin like ATH and its value high or low. It is the greed for the people to get free ATH coins and for this they will buy more and more ETH and this will increase the demand for eth and hence its price will pump. This pump will last till near the hardfork and then it will dump fast. This is how you can take advantage of the fork , if you are a crypto trader.

Ok. Now i got your point. That was before. I don't think investors will be fooled by it now. Maybe some new ones.
In my opinion, if there will by massive buying ETH before the fork, then the dump after it would be even bigger, which is why I think, bad for ETH in the long run.
So answering again: fork will never bring value to a coin - in the long run. Wink
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November 13, 2019, 06:50:30 AM
#32

From where I sit, that sounds like incentivized distribution of ATH. Once upon a time when Byteball DAG was launched the similar approach has been  used to distribute the  part of coins supply among BTC holders.
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November 13, 2019, 06:28:36 AM
#31
Be careful when you try to claim any fork coin, we have seen many times that people get scammed when they tried to claim it through some website where they had to put their private keys.  Roll Eyes

as you have explained, that if sending a private key first to claim a token is an indication of fraud, someone does not need to do that because it will only make you lose all your assets. I heard that in 2018 there was a kind of ETH Classic project that ended with a scam. my advice is always to consider before taking part in such a project.
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November 13, 2019, 06:16:44 AM
#30
Do you have the knowledge of exactly when this will happen. I would like to know the authenticity of this fork news.
As per the article, the estimated date will be between December and February.



And this fork is for what particular reason? Due to an urgent one? Or due to something that cannot be ironed out or reconcile within a single consensus? It seems not. It is simply due to some experiment. Which made me ask if this is really necessary.

The reason for the fork -

Really interesting, I would love to know more about this because am eth holder so this might be my lucky moment
The AVA labs has explained about the fork in this Medium post - Athereum, Ethereum on Avalanche Consensus — AVA Labs, you can check this article to know more about the fork.
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November 13, 2019, 04:37:32 AM
#29
The days when forked coins used to be a huge deal are over, back in the day it used to be a very huge event and would have people scrambling to get the tokens so that they can benefit from the fork and get some free coins that would be worth a lot of money later, these days it's not the same because while you would get some free tokens, the tokens would be almost useless because the hype surrounding it that would boost the price is just missing 
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November 13, 2019, 04:07:39 AM
#28
Obviously it could pump the price of eth but for how long? Even the fork coin isn't sure to be release. This is also dangerous to gamble with, let's say you have eth and you will get equivalent ath for having eth, what's the use of this ath? The OP mentioned its a replica of eth network so its just a copy paste platform? Only hype will bring value to ath since its just a simple platform. Eth will also dump after the fork is done ( If there is one )

We are not even sure if there will be a pump on ETH just because of this. This fork seems dubious to me. I have not even encountered cryptocurrency news in line with this fork. If this is a big fork that is going to take place in the Ethereum protocol, it should already have made the news headlines but if this is irrelevant and insignificant it will not even cause a tiny dent in Ethereum's price.
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November 13, 2019, 03:58:39 AM
#27
Be careful when you try to claim any fork coin, we have seen many times that people get scammed when they tried to claim it through some website where they had to put their private keys.  Roll Eyes
And this will be the risk claiming your fork coins , if you want to claim your free fork coins you should move your balance to other wallet so it will be secured for your side for claiming it.
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November 13, 2019, 01:52:39 AM
#26
Obviously it could pump the price of eth but for how long? Even the fork coin isn't sure to be release. This is also dangerous to gamble with, let's say you have eth and you will get equivalent ath for having eth, what's the use of this ath? The OP mentioned its a replica of eth network so its just a copy paste platform? Only hype will bring value to ath since its just a simple platform. Eth will also dump after the fork is done ( If there is one )
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November 13, 2019, 12:27:48 AM
#25
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

It looks like he want to make classic fork of ETH.

If he do this correct, then YES, you will get 1 ATH for every 1 ETH.

Same have been done with BTC when Roger Ver makes fork and created BCH.

The question is, who needs that?

For me it is another trick to make money, nothing more.

Does not matter even if its a trick to make money because a fork of ETH with free ATH will really create a lot of hype in the market and it will increase the value of ETH to great extent. Do you have the knowledge of exactly when this will happen. I would like to know the authenticity of this fork news.
Also i hope that there in no chain split as a result of this fork.

How do you think fork increases the ETH value?

It's exactly the opposite. People think that after the fork ATH will be the new ETH, and after all it will turn out to be worthless just like BCH. The forks like this only bring chaos, nothing more.

I think you are new to the hardware and software forks of the coins. I am not talking about the new product coin like ATH and its value high or low. It is the greed for the people to get free ATH coins and for this they will buy more and more ETH and this will increase the demand for eth and hence its price will pump. This pump will last till near the hardfork and then it will dump fast. This is how you can take advantage of the fork , if you are a crypto trader.
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November 12, 2019, 09:44:08 PM
#24
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

...

For me it is another trick to make money, nothing more.

They have to provide value to the coin or protocol or whatever (I didn't understand article much) first so they can make money. Exchanges don't come easy especially for new coins Grin
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November 12, 2019, 09:41:35 PM
#23
a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network...

This is therefore one of the many replicas. And I do hope that this particular replica will not end up just like the rest that unfortunately ended up claiming to be the original one. We have so many examples on this.

And this fork is for what particular reason? Due to an urgent one? Or due to something that cannot be ironed out or reconcile within a single consensus? It seems not. It is simply due to some experiment. Which made me ask if this is really necessary.

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The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.
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November 12, 2019, 09:34:15 PM
#22
We'll see how it goes. Is this only going to be a means of printing money for dev, or just mere talk that is of no use in life or will be useful later.
But to be honest, I'm not interested at the moment. I think this only makes use of the name ETH to build their own name so that many people recognize it easily. On the other hand, the polling platform seems to be very cool after I read the article. good luck.
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November 12, 2019, 08:48:12 PM
#21
In the first time reading it, it seems like a clickbait in the sense that we know that ATH also means "All-time High". So my first impression was if you are hodling ETH, then ETH will spike to the fullest and achieve an ATH. Though, I am quite interested in deeply knowing details about ATH that you are pertaining to. So I've read some in this article: HERE:. For those who just first heard what ATH crypto is, feel free to look at that link.
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November 12, 2019, 05:00:08 PM
#20
Really interesting, I would love to know more about this because am eth holder so this might be my lucky moment
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November 12, 2019, 01:22:09 PM
#19
I think this is a fake announcement of any project that is going to pay free ETH for every ETH holder. By inviting this kind of promotion basically they seek your Ethereum address and a lots of personal data. After getting this and manipulating this data they reach your Ethereum account and steal all of your token and the Ethereum. So, be careful for this kind of participation and if may be legit so evaluate thoroughly.

No one is going to pay free ETH to ETH holders. It's ATH and not ETH. Don't get confused! It's a classic example of forking and similar incidents happened to bitcoin many times already! No ine is stealing anyone's personal data here! They are just going to replicate the account addresses and its balances to a new chain which is already available for publick viewing in ETH blockchain!
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November 12, 2019, 01:01:06 PM
#18
Be careful when you try to claim any fork coin, we have seen many times that people get scammed when they tried to claim it through some website where they had to put their private keys.  Roll Eyes

If anyone asks for a private key, it is a scam.
The easiest way to get a free coins during a fork, is to keep the coins on a confirmed exchange that is supporting that fork.

no. it's not. and for sure it's not the safest.
Not your key = Not your coins Tongue
Easy way, just use your private key to get any hardfork.

You can check my address with inside also ClamCoin (2013) - Bch - btc nano - etc etc etc .....
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November 12, 2019, 10:14:35 AM
#17
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

It doesn't look like an official event from ETH, becareful with scam since so many people are scamming other people nowdays in cryptocurrency. But if it's legit i think the coin is could be worth it. Just don't ever giving away or entry something sensitive like password or private keys that could be something that can harm our wallet
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November 12, 2019, 10:03:52 AM
#16
Do you have the knowledge of exactly when this will happen. I would like to know the authenticity of this fork news.

Based on the Athereum telegram group, there is no official date yet but as soon as they have the date, they will post it on their Announcement channel. This is my first time hearing about this project so I need to make some digging about the authenticity of this fork, for the mean time you can check on the useful links that I provided below.

Athereum Useful links:

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November 12, 2019, 10:02:55 AM
#15
Sounds like a regular hardfork and nothing more. Why do we need another unofficial Ethereum fork, because if you look back no single altcoin that was released not from ETH developers gave some money back.
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November 12, 2019, 09:54:00 AM
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November 12, 2019, 09:53:20 AM
#13
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

meh this happens all the time, i dont know HOW many shitcoins ive been airdropped into my ETH wallet in the last 5 years
99% of these tokens are garbage, i mean if they WERE so "groundbreaking", wouldn't they have their OWN chain? not depending on daddy ETH for their projects life?
i always find that so dumb, tokens that wanna replace ETH, but run off of it... lol
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November 12, 2019, 09:48:41 AM
#12
ATH and ETH are clearly different. ATH adopts ETH technology, as well as ETH based tokens that are already on the market. And I am very unsure about this ATH if ETH and ETH get a 1: 1 ratio similar to this in terms of price. It doesn't matter if 1 ETH = 1 ATH in terms of quantity but if the price is not possible. Yes maybe it is a gift for anyone who keeps ETH.
On the other hand I kissed that this ATH wanted to ride in fame by utilizing information that the ETH would change versions to versions where this was true if a bulk purchase would occur.
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November 12, 2019, 09:48:13 AM
#11
Be careful when you try to claim any fork coin, we have seen many times that people get scammed when they tried to claim it through some website where they had to put their private keys.  Roll Eyes

If anyone asks for a private key, it is a scam.
The easiest way to get a free coins during a fork, is to keep the coins on a confirmed exchange that is supporting that fork.
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November 12, 2019, 09:35:41 AM
#10
I think this is a fake announcement of any project that is going to pay free ETH for every ETH holder. By inviting this kind of promotion basically they seek your Ethereum address and a lots of personal data. After getting this and manipulating this data they reach your Ethereum account and steal all of your token and the Ethereum. So, be careful for this kind of participation and if may be legit so evaluate thoroughly.

Wait wait wait... I think there are some mistakes since:
 "after getting this and manipulating this data they reach your Ethereum account".
First of all, there isn't any way to get any private key "manipulating some data".
Plus there isn't any "ethereum account" but just a private key . This is the only info that save your coins.
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November 12, 2019, 09:25:48 AM
#9
Be careful when you try to claim any fork coin, we have seen many times that people get scammed when they tried to claim it through some website where they had to put their private keys.  Roll Eyes
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November 12, 2019, 09:24:02 AM
#8
I think this is a fake announcement of any project that is going to pay free ETH for every ETH holder. By inviting this kind of promotion basically they seek your Ethereum address and a lots of personal data. After getting this and manipulating this data they reach your Ethereum account and steal all of your token and the Ethereum. So, be careful for this kind of participation and if may be legit so evaluate thoroughly.

 Shocked

What are you talking about? It is not free ETH, just free ATH for everyone who hold ETH in the moment of fork. This is simply copying ETH Blockchain and giving it another name.
Start learning and stop confusing people.
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November 12, 2019, 09:21:51 AM
#7
>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?
You can really get ATH as it will be designed as fork of ETH, like how BCH do as for of BTC if the news is true.
But the question will be what's the difference that it can offer to let us need it or shift to the original product that already can do the work and proven to survive even the dumps and pumps happen. I don't think there'll be a need for any of this as it will not get any difference for long term. It will only be good at first for free trade alt but nothing more.
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November 12, 2019, 09:20:13 AM
#6
I think this is a fake announcement of any project that is going to pay free ETH for every ETH holder. By inviting this kind of promotion basically they seek your Ethereum address and a lots of personal data. After getting this and manipulating this data they reach your Ethereum account and steal all of your token and the Ethereum. So, be careful for this kind of participation and if may be legit so evaluate thoroughly.
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November 12, 2019, 09:14:14 AM
#5
>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?

this is nothing new! for many years people have been "forking" other coins (well mainly forking bitcoin) and then doing an airdrop to all people who own that coin. everything is usually automatic which may be the case with this one too. it is how "blockchain" works! when you copy the ledger you copy the history and so called "balances" so for example if you had 1 BTC when they copied bitcoin you also had 1 BCH, BSV, BTG,... each time.

suffice it to say that any coin that copies another coin is a shitcoin by nature because it simply proves that the creators of that coin weren't even capable of coming up with their own ideas that they had to copy someone else's!
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November 12, 2019, 09:02:01 AM
#4
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

It looks like he want to make classic fork of ETH.

If he do this correct, then YES, you will get 1 ATH for every 1 ETH.

Same have been done with BTC when Roger Ver makes fork and created BCH.

The question is, who needs that?

For me it is another trick to make money, nothing more.

Does not matter even if its a trick to make money because a fork of ETH with free ATH will really create a lot of hype in the market and it will increase the value of ETH to great extent. Do you have the knowledge of exactly when this will happen. I would like to know the authenticity of this fork news.
Also i hope that there in no chain split as a result of this fork.

How do you think fork increases the ETH value?

It's exactly the opposite. People think that after the fork ATH will be the new ETH, and after all it will turn out to be worthless just like BCH. The forks like this only bring chaos, nothing more.
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November 12, 2019, 07:42:59 AM
#3
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

It looks like he want to make classic fork of ETH.

If he do this correct, then YES, you will get 1 ATH for every 1 ETH.

Same have been done with BTC when Roger Ver makes fork and created BCH.

The question is, who needs that?

For me it is another trick to make money, nothing more.

Does not matter even if its a trick to make money because a fork of ETH with free ATH will really create a lot of hype in the market and it will increase the value of ETH to great extent. Do you have the knowledge of exactly when this will happen. I would like to know the authenticity of this fork news.
Also i hope that there in no chain split as a result of this fork.
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November 12, 2019, 07:32:47 AM
#2
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava

It looks like he want to make classic fork of ETH.

If he do this correct, then YES, you will get 1 ATH for every 1 ETH.

Same have been done with BTC when Roger Ver makes fork and created BCH.

The question is, who needs that?

For me it is another trick to make money, nothing more.
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November 12, 2019, 06:43:11 AM
#1
I came across an article where - Emin Gün Sirer, professor of distributed systems at Cornell, introducing Avalanche (AVA), a new crypto protocol that is described as a platform for platforms.

One such platform to run on AVA is Athereum(ATH), a friendly fork which basically replicates the ethereum network, including all account balances and contracts, onto the new network.

In many ways it’s similar to a chain-split where 1 eth is equal to 1 corresponding coin, in this case, 1 eth plus 1 ATH (athereum).

There is no chain-split however, there’s no contention or anything, but everyone who has eth gets ath. The reason is because they want to showcase the new protocol which is based on what is claimed to be an anonymous paper.

"It describes a new family of consensus protocols that combines the best of Nakamoto consensus with the best of classical consensus. Huge breakthrough,” Sirer said on May 17th 2018.

>> Question: Do we really get free ATH if we have ETH? Will it be same as ETH?




Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/11/10/ethereum-fork-to-give-free-a-eth-meet-ava
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