Quote from: abake on December 30, 2018, 01:09:09 AM

In my own understanding, pertaining this Hardfork of ETH tagged Constantinople, its more of an upgrade, not necessarily creation of a new cryptocurrency. I think it won't be like the usual Hardfork many have in mind, as I got the Intel from some trusted sources. Let's see how it goes anyway.

Ahh, so it's like a system update and the name of that update is Constantinople. At first I thought it was a new coin to be launched.
Anyway, I wonder why other members say that it will be a bullish run for Eth after the upgrade? Is it because many will get interested on it and attract more investors? Or anything else?

Quote from: Maknae09 on December 30, 2018, 01:58:42 AM

Well, in january 11, there will be one that will going to happen and it will be a new coin, Ethereum Classic Vision in which, when you store and hold ETH in your (PERSONAL) wallet, you will get x3 of ETCV.

So hardfork is the real deal? My only question is if all eth holders will receive etcv and unfortunately the wallet they're using not yet support that coin, then where etcv will be stored now?

Honestly, after reading all the posts above, I'm still a little bit confused. I don't know what to believe in. In an upgrade or hardfork? Or both? (Maybe better to search it by my own later Grin

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