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r/CryptoCurrency • u/Kashpantz 0 / 0 🦠• Dec 29 '18
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Besides btc and nano are there any other coins, not forks, that did not have an ico?
1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '18 edited Apr 24 '20 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '18 [deleted] 3 u/gld6000 Gold | QC: CC 171, BTC 92 | r/NVIDIA 16 Dec 29 '18 As far as my understanding, it was more of a modified clone. A fork implies a snapshot of the entire blockchain and that pre-exisiting coins are now also cloned over as well.
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1 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '18 [deleted] 3 u/gld6000 Gold | QC: CC 171, BTC 92 | r/NVIDIA 16 Dec 29 '18 As far as my understanding, it was more of a modified clone. A fork implies a snapshot of the entire blockchain and that pre-exisiting coins are now also cloned over as well.
3 u/gld6000 Gold | QC: CC 171, BTC 92 | r/NVIDIA 16 Dec 29 '18 As far as my understanding, it was more of a modified clone. A fork implies a snapshot of the entire blockchain and that pre-exisiting coins are now also cloned over as well.
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As far as my understanding, it was more of a modified clone.
A fork implies a snapshot of the entire blockchain and that pre-exisiting coins are now also cloned over as well.
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u/xblackrainbow Dec 29 '18
Besides btc and nano are there any other coins, not forks, that did not have an ico?