Ethereum fork divides crypto community
The demand for a hard fork of the cryptocurrency Ether has grown in the wake of Chandler Guos public vow to fork Ether. MEXC, Gate Exchange, and BitMEX have all come out in support of ETH hard forks. Huobi and OKEx have made hints that they might allow forked Ether to be traded on their platforms. But these exchanges dont support pre-mining or forking on a whim, which could stunt the growth of the industry. Hard forks are not supported by Chainlink or the Digital Currency Group. The Chainlink protocol does not support any Ethereum blockchain forks, including PoW forks. We anticipate that after the split, ETH vs ETHPoW will be a highly traded pair, at least until a new dynamic emerges in the cryptocurrency market. Vitalik Buterin has claimed those who advocate for the network to remain a PoW model do so only for financial gain. In response to this issue, the founder of Ethereum which is Vitalik Buterin says: “I dont expect [Ethereum] to really be significantly harmed by another fork”. Some are pushing against the merge by advertising for a potential continued “ETH PoW” chain post-upgrade. ETH PoW has been driven by miners, who have something to lose after