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Democratic Party to oppose the GENIUS Act, CLARITY Act, and Anti-CBDC bill, warning these measures could enable what they term Trump’s crypto corruption.
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A fork is when a blockchain splits — either as an upgrade or a whole new path. It happens when the community changes the network’s core rules (the protocol).
• Soft fork: A backward-compatible update. Everyone stays on the same chain, just with improved features — like a phone OS update.
• Hard fork: A permanent split. The new version follows different rules and becomes a separate blockchain — like Bitcoin → Bitcoin Cash.
Why fork at all?
To fix bugs, boost security, or resolve disagreements about a crypto’s future. Forks are part of how decentralized networks evolve.
Ethereum’s multiple forks — Ethereum Classic, Ethereum 2.0 — are examples of how a blockchain can branch out and keep growing.
Forks = crypto’s way of upgrading, disagreeing, and experimenting — all without asking permission.
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