👉 "There are really 2,099,999,997,690,000 (just over 2 quadrillion) maximum possible atomic units in the Bitcoin system. The value of “1 BTC” represents 100,000,000 of these." 🤓
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@ReviewBitcoin@CrptoJoe@MrSqiggle@BigChonis You're totally right @MrSqiggle , however, that's not all of it... "Those updates are said to be non forward compatible" and much more stuff. As detailed in https://t.co/1LrbUeGGr9
@ssegujjaa1 @OKEx Therefore, hard forks are often difficult to implement because all the users have to upgrade their software not only to write new data on the blockchain but also to read data that is on the blockchain. (More in our crypto glossary : https://t.co/ZJHri0sOz1)
@ssegujjaa1 @OKEx Hi, Hard forks are blockchain code upgrades that are not compatible with older versions of the blockchain. Those updates are said to be non forward compatible.