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Topic: What really is affected by hard fork? - page 2. (Read 295 times)

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September 19, 2023, 07:01:03 AM
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will older blocks which those nodes of older version assisted in validations be affected aside being separated from the block chain?
Older blocks can not be affected. The effect will be on the new blocks of the hard forked coin.
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Old blocks (the blocks mined before the hard fork) are not separated from the blockchain. We will still have the old blocks in the blockchain.
Those who agree with the hard fork and support that upgrade their software and those who don't agree with the hard fork are free to continue with the old rules and have their own chain. Blocks mined before the hard fork would be same for both groups.

Ok this means that  coins mined under the new hard fork will not be different in any form from previously mined ones. So only protocols used by nodes will be changed?
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September 19, 2023, 04:56:44 AM
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will older blocks which those nodes of older version assisted in validations be affected aside being separated from the block chain?
Old blocks (the blocks mined before the hard fork) are not separated from the blockchain. We will still have the old blocks in the blockchain.
Those who agree with the hard fork and support that upgrade their software and those who don't agree with the hard fork are free to continue with the old rules and have their own chain. Blocks mined before the hard fork would be same for both groups.
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September 19, 2023, 04:26:06 AM
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will older blocks which those nodes of older version assisted in validations be affected aside being separated from the block chain?
Older blocks can not be affected. The effect will be on the new blocks of the hard forked coin.
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September 19, 2023, 03:59:07 AM
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A lot of forum users especially newbies underestimate the amount of summarized information embedded in factoids especially those with source links However I came across this factoid https://bitcointalk.org/dec/p1.html
under my post  which explained  hard fork I decided to read about it but as I read through a question popped up in my head  which was ;since hard forks result due to important changes in the block chain protocols and cause older nodes to become incompatible with the block chain rule, will older blocks which those nodes of older version assisted in validations be affected aside being separated from the block chain?
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