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Why would you try to replicate the blockchain on safenet? but you could “convert” blockchains to safenet.

Hardfork bitcoin to the SafeNetwork

As I see it, this would be on a strictly-PR-caper basis. The nuts and bolts underlying Bitcoin are not compatible with the SAFE network structure, and vice-a-versa. Not that both might not benefit from interfacing what the other offers, but I don’t see the angle of “importing” bitcoin to SAFE. Now using SAFE as a layer for transacting bitcoin value, like Lightning network, etc., might have advantages, wherein bitcoins are tied up in a SAFEBTC token that can later be settled back to the blockc…

Hardfork bitcoin to the SafeNetwork

The angle is manifold. When a new hardfork is created, particularly with something as valuable as bitcoin, people research it and learn about Safenet. Owners of BTC will want to extract value from their copied accounts on the new hardfork coin so they will have to install and use Safenet. General publicity will also result from doing this that could really benefit Safenet. A hardfork does not need to have a blockchain at all if we can maintain the all the core features of bicoin in safenet - in…

Hardfork bitcoin to the SafeNetwork

In an airdrop, it’s new funds being given to some set of people Typically funds reserved to holders of an older coin, who can claim a corresponding amount in the new coin, by proving they hold the old coin. Pretty much what you described. There are other types of airdrops, but what you describe is the most common type. In this context, the history of previous transactions of the old coin would be irrelevant, unless you want to keep it for archival/historical reasons. Like you said, the actu…