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Forks occur when a blockchain splits into two separate paths, often due to disagreements within the community about protocol upgrades or changes. There are two types of forks: soft forks (backward-compatible) and hard forks (non-compatible). Forks can create new cryptocurrencies, as seen with Bitcoin Cash from Bitcoin, which can affect market dynamics by introducing more competition and fragmentation. They often stir debate within the community and can lead to uncertainty, price volatility, and confusion for investors. However, successful forks that improve network scalability or security can attract more users and enhance the overall ecosystem. In essence, forks can both positively and negatively influence the adoption and market perception of a cryptocurrency.

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