In regards to the eth classic and eth fork. I am questioning how it's feasible to fork a token and keep its same value, given market cap.
What I understand is when eth forked. It created a new token an air dropped them into wallets and claim both tokens hold the originals value.
Consider the following. You and I have 1 eth each. And total market cap is 2 dollars. Our wallets are in balance with the market cap. If you cash out my dollar is still in the market cap and u can cash out and receive my dollar back.
Now the fork happened, you and I have 1 eth and 1 new eth. That's 4 coins from the same market cap of 2 dollars.
In this process I take both my coins and cash out. That leaves zero dollars in the market cap for you to remove.
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