#Cryptotwitter: I'm looking back at the ancient 2016 Ethereum & 2017 Bitcoin forks. How, specifically, were the tickers allocated post-fork? Why did Bitcoin Legacy retain BTC & Ethereum retain ETH? Was it "just" exchanges that made that decision & "enforced" through market power?
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@torproject has a trademark on TorThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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My point is there shouldn’t be a foundation or single entity creating and directing “decentralized” public blockchains, who can unilaterally trademark the brand, and can take legal action against violators. It’s totes hypocritical imo. No
on Bitcoin. No
on ETC. 
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Actually, just FYI, "Ethereum Classic" is a registered trademark in china by "Chain Library" filing #30942660. They could file a lawsuit against you at any time probably resulting in lengthy battle. Within China you'd probably lose. Outside China you'd probably win.
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