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There's no new fork coin created after the said hard fork made by ETH. There were debates before that it shouldn't be called hard fork but should be replaced as 'network upgrade' because that's the sole purpose of this hard fork.
And we're into that understand that when there's a hardfork, we all think about new coin creation. But on this case, there's no need to worry about it and there's nothing to claim with this Constantinople hard fork.
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There's no new fork coin created after the said hard fork made by ETH. There were debates before that it shouldn't be called hard fork but should be replaced as 'network upgrade' because that's the sole purpose of this hard fork.
And we're into that understand that when there's a hardfork, we all think about new coin creation. But on this case, there's no need to worry about it and there's nothing to claim with this Constantinople hard fork.
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Thank you jossiel for clearing it up. So it's kind of terminology hassle :-)
I myself is not much into ETH just held some of them because I found re reliable after Bitcoin. The other altcoins in the market are too risky for me. I do not deny the fact that some of them are good.
Too many altcoins that are risky to invest but if you are depth with knowledge on it, you will not think of the bad comments that others telling with that coin. I also agree with that, there are some altcoins that are really good and I won't mention one or else others might think that I'm shilling my portfolio.
