Are there any digital currencies that have experienced a split similar to the NFLX stock split?

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• Dec 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Yes, there have been digital currencies that have undergone splits similar to the NFLX stock split. One example is Bitcoin, which experienced a split known as a 'hard fork' in 2017. This resulted in the creation of a new cryptocurrency called Bitcoin Cash, while the original Bitcoin continued to exist. Another example is Ethereum, which also underwent a hard fork in 2016, resulting in the creation of Ethereum Classic. These splits were similar to stock splits in that the number of coins or tokens increased, but the value of the original cryptocurrency remained relatively stable.
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• Dec 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Absolutely! Digital currencies have indeed experienced splits similar to the NFLX stock split. Take Litecoin, for instance. In 2018, Litecoin underwent a 'fork' called Litecoin Cash, where Litecoin holders received 10 Litecoin Cash for every Litecoin they owned. This increased the total supply of Litecoin Cash while maintaining the value of the original Litecoin. It's important to note that these splits are not the same as stock splits in traditional markets, but they do share similarities in terms of increasing the number of coins or tokens.
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• Dec 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Certainly! One notable example of a digital currency split similar to the NFLX stock split is the case of Bitcoin. In 2017, Bitcoin underwent a hard fork, resulting in the creation of Bitcoin Cash. This split increased the total supply of Bitcoin Cash while the value of Bitcoin remained relatively stable. It's worth mentioning that at BYDFi, we closely monitor such events in the cryptocurrency market to ensure our users stay informed about any potential splits or forks that may impact their holdings.
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