Which digital currencies experienced a split in 2015?

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• Dec 17, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Sure! In 2015, one of the most notable splits in the digital currency world was the creation of Ethereum Classic (ETC) from Ethereum (ETH). This split occurred due to a disagreement over the handling of a hack that resulted in the theft of millions of ETH. As a result, a portion of the Ethereum community decided to continue supporting the original blockchain, which became Ethereum Classic. Another split that took place in 2015 was the creation of Bitcoin Classic (BTC) from Bitcoin (BTC). Bitcoin Classic aimed to increase the block size limit of Bitcoin, but it ultimately did not gain widespread support and faded away over time.
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• Dec 17, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Ah, the digital currency splits of 2015! One of the most talked-about splits was the one between Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. It all started with a major hack that shook the Ethereum community. Some members believed that the stolen funds should be returned, while others argued that the blockchain should remain immutable. This disagreement led to the creation of Ethereum Classic, which continued to support the original blockchain. Another split worth mentioning is the one between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Classic. Bitcoin Classic aimed to address the scalability issues of Bitcoin by increasing the block size limit. However, it didn't gain enough traction and eventually faded away.
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• Dec 17, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Ah, the digital currency splits of 2015! One of the most significant splits was the creation of Ethereum Classic from Ethereum. This split occurred due to a difference in opinion on how to handle a major hack that affected Ethereum. Some members believed that the stolen funds should be returned, while others argued for the immutability of the blockchain. As a result, Ethereum Classic was born, continuing to support the original blockchain. Another split that happened in 2015 was the creation of Bitcoin Classic from Bitcoin. Bitcoin Classic aimed to increase the block size limit to improve scalability. However, it didn't gain enough support and eventually faded away.
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