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Forking in the blockchain world can be a result of either accidental chain splits or well-planned upgrades. Accidental splits often occur due to software bugs or consensus failures, leading to a temporary divergence in the blockchain before it eventually reconciles. On the other hand, planned upgrades, such as those seen with Ethereum's transition from Eth1 to Eth2, are intentional hard forks aimed at implementing new features and improving the network's capabilities. Understanding the difference is crucial for developers and users alike, as it impacts the stability and future of the blockchain ecosystem.

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