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What's the actual plan for the fork? Are they just freezing and returning funds to old owners? This means loads of eth dumps. They should just cut off the rotten limb and burn the lot. Id say its the only shot they have at saving eth.

I heard that there will be no soft fork to freeze the coins due to a buy. There will be just a hard fork.

So after all that drawn out debacle, they still had to opt for the hard fork? If they were gonna end up here, why not cut straight to the chase? It seems like they are drawing out what will be the obvious decision.

Soft fork is good for the Ethereum as it freeze the 3.6 million ethereum. Hard fork will return the 3.6 m to DAO holders.

There will not be soft fork any more. It can be attacked to slow down the network. There will be hard fork only.

I will observe with interest to see the effects of the hard fork. If that is a success, the price could rise.