Topic: Monero Just Hard Forked — and It Resulted in Four New Projects ???? (Read 118 times)
I wonder how much of the motivation for some to stay on the pre-hard fork had to due with purchases of Bitmain's Cryptonight ASICs and not wanting an expensive mini-heater or doorstop.
April 06, 2018, 11:39:46 PM
One hard fork later, there are four new Monero projects.
Monero hard forked to version 12 of its protocol yesterday. But not everyone is on board. Following the example once set by Ethereum Classic, some users are continuing on the pre-hard fork Monero blockchain… though in this case not as a single project. Now there is Monero Classic, Monero 0 (XMZ), Monero Original (XMO) and a second project by the name Monero Classic (XMC) (which in this article we will refer to as Monero-Classic); these are all continuing on version 11 of the Monero protocol. Of course, this means they are all still compatible on a single network, using the same asset (coin) — just with different names.
https://t.me/whatsoncrypto
Monero hard forked to version 12 of its protocol yesterday. But not everyone is on board. Following the example once set by Ethereum Classic, some users are continuing on the pre-hard fork Monero blockchain… though in this case not as a single project. Now there is Monero Classic, Monero 0 (XMZ), Monero Original (XMO) and a second project by the name Monero Classic (XMC) (which in this article we will refer to as Monero-Classic); these are all continuing on version 11 of the Monero protocol. Of course, this means they are all still compatible on a single network, using the same asset (coin) — just with different names.
https://t.me/whatsoncrypto
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