After the appearance of Bitcoin Cash SV and the hype around it, it became interesting how many children the father has?
I searched the history and the network and drew a map of all forks Bitcoin.
In brackets number of the block on which the branch and date took place. Counted 60 held forks.
The other day, as there will be time, I will make a similar map for all altcoins. If, of course, you're interested.
You've done a great job, it's interesting to look at this systematic list of the forks. I only don't understand why the last one is repeated twice and kind of ruins the chronology. I guess it was some mistake.I searched the history and the network and drew a map of all forks Bitcoin.
In brackets number of the block on which the branch and date took place. Counted 60 held forks.
The other day, as there will be time, I will make a similar map for all altcoins. If, of course, you're interested.
I heard only about 5 forks or so and I would've never guessed there were so many of them. Why would anyone create so many of them? I bet in most of cases it was completely unjustified and done only with hope to get some profit. I don't really care about most of these forks, though, because they don't affect the main market. Bitcoin cash is different, because when it was created there was a risk of people dumping bitcoin for good. Now that ABC and SV are around the corner, the market is bleeding...
I think it's nice if you make more similar research and share it with bitcointalk community!