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Alt forks: The path less traveled. But still pretty profitable
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Sometimes things aren’t as simple as applying a hotfix. Alongside Bitcoin’s forking history, altcoins have also been subject to the odd change or two. As suggested by the name, ‘forking’ happens when a cryptocurrency releases a significant software or protocol change to its system. Users can apply the update and go with the flow… or stick to the old ways and refuse to upgrade. If the change is significant, this produces a ‘hard fork’ and – if adopted by a critical mass of people – can result in the creation of a new cryptocurrency. These often go on to enjoy new notoriety with a series of upgrades and updates, positioning them as legitimate alternatives on the market. Here are some of the most notable forks that have opened up the industry, proving that anything is possible just as long as you keep clicking ‘delay’ on that update.
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These symbols are curated based on TradingView data. Please note that this is not a comprehensive selection, and additional symbols may be available. This list does not constitute advice, and you should always do your own research before placing a trade.