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RE: Cryptocurrency forks: why do they happen and what happens after?
Soin essence, the economic implication of Forks is not necessarily dependent on traditional mathematics/economics models because of the unpredictable nature of human valuation of a product?
Continuing with the unpredictable fashion of the human factor, I imagined a scenario where a fork happens in coin AB and after the split, and coin B is formed. People with Coin B can as well decide to pump in more funds to Coin B becasue the new coin aligns with views and has cut out out aspects of coin AB that they didn't like. Does this capture the idea?