There's actually no need to manually specify which one is the "official coin." A truly vibrant token will naturally be chosen by the community. A genuinely united community will have already clarified its stance through official channels—specifically, which contract address to support. The power of the market and the community is enough to make a choice without human intervention.
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MissingSats
· 01-20 00:07
That's right. Instead of arguing over votes, it's better to see who truly has community support; the market will speak.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-20 00:07
That's right, the market speaks for itself, and true consensus cannot be hidden. Those still arguing over which is the "real coin" mostly have issues with their projects themselves.
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DustCollector
· 01-19 23:55
The market speaks, and all the unnecessary words are just noise. Communities naturally differentiate, and the strong get stronger.
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ZKSherlock
· 01-19 23:42
actually... this assumes markets operate with perfect information, which they don't. how many retail users even *understand* the cryptographic primitives differentiating fork tokens? most just follow hype signals, not rational choice theory
There's actually no need to manually specify which one is the "official coin." A truly vibrant token will naturally be chosen by the community. A genuinely united community will have already clarified its stance through official channels—specifically, which contract address to support. The power of the market and the community is enough to make a choice without human intervention.