3 reasons why Ethereum PoW hard fork tokens won’t gain traction
A lack of oracle support, the majority of DApps being supportive of the Merge and Ethereum Classic's minimal developer activity suggests that PoW hard forks will fizzle.
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A lack of oracle support, the majority of DApps being supportive of the Merge and Ethereum Classic's minimal developer activity suggests that PoW hard forks will fizzle.
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