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A Bitcoin fork is a split in rules or chain history. Learn the difference between hard forks, soft forks, and temporary forks.
A Bitcoin fork usually has no fixed clock time. The real trigger is often block height, rule activation, and whether wallets or exchanges support it.
The “new bitcoin” usually has no single official name. It often means a Bitcoin fork, a lookalike token, or a marketing label.
Bitcoin is unlikely to split like a stock. The real issue is the difference between divisibility, chain forks, and price expectations.
