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Bitcoin X2 (BTCX2)BTCX2

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No fork block was found in any source; listed as an announced airdrop. Kept off the lineage map.

A 2018 registration-airdrop listing whose archived site still carried placeholder text; forkdrop files it as reneged.

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The wiki's angle: the April 2018 capture of the BTCX2 site is a shop template with lorem ipsum sections next to the fork pitch.[1]

Contents

  1. Record
  2. References

Record

The archived site, captured on 26 April 2018, is headed “BTCX2 – Bitcoin Fork 2018. – Bringing speed to Bitcoin” and claims “speeds upto x200” over average Bitcoin transfers[1]. The rest of the page in that capture is placeholder text beginning “Lorem ipsum”[1]. forkdrop's data file lists a registration airdrop with fork block “???”, a date of 2018-07-01 and the reason “Reneged”[2]. No chain data was found[2].

References

  1. primaryBTCX2 website, btcx2.com (Wayback Machine copy, 26 Apr 2018)
  2. secondaryforkdrop.io data file json/index.json, the per-coin table behind its fork pages (Wayback Machine copy, 13 Jan 2021)

Related

Source note: the 2019 fork list (johnsmithx)
The Bitcointalk list of 43 reviewed Bitcoin forks that this wiki cites as bth-review: who wrote it, how it tes
Claim-based airdrops
Coins that were not chain splits but let Bitcoin holders claim new tokens: CLAMs, Byteball, Stellar, Bitcore,
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