Post
Topic
Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Why no forks these days?
by
₿itcoin
on 23/08/2025, 12:13:13 UTC
When you read old threads, you will hear of many soft forks and including a few hard forks that gave birth to Bitcoin Cash , Bitcoin gold, Bitcoin SV. The last one should be BSV in 2018.
What happened differently  that there are no threats or signs of forking?

BCH, BTG BSV and other shit fork occurred because the community was not able to agree on the direction of the protocol, primarily over block size & fairness of mining but most failed due to a lack of support and liquidity. There are 100 forks shit, but 90% dead now

But now we no longer need drama, we have evolved to cooperate. We got the opportunity to upgrade (scaling, privacy & lightning support) without splitting the chains because of the soft forks like SegWit & Taproot. Therefore, it is the reason why threats of hard fork have not been witnessed in the recent past. In other words, the use of forks was that of a chaos-guided experiment, whereas now Bitcoin is advancing intelligently through consensus.