Hardfork is not a reason to boost market prices

[ayatoslaw]

lots of people say, that coins are hard because the memory has crashed, and the way to raise the price is by doing hardfork,
but does it really need to be done?
if I see hardfork sometimes it must be needed if indeed the coin has many disadvantages,
and with hardfork, hopefully the coins can get better.
what do you think?

[tsakf]

lots of people say, that coins are hard because the memory has crashed, and the way to raise the price is by doing hardfork,
but does it really need to be done?
if I see hardfork sometimes it must be needed if indeed the coin has many disadvantages,
and with hardfork, hopefully the coins can get better.
what do you think?

I think that hard forks, just settle up things when there are disagreements between different groups about the future steps of a cryptocurrency. This helps a lot because the new coins created, have their own properties and market finds the correct prices for each coin

[DogeTalk]

but the fact is if hardfork occurs, most of the coins get a large amount of volume so the price will increase instantly. it happens when bitcoin experiences hardfork, BCH and later ethereum will experience the same thing.

[ZionRTZ]

lots of people say, that coins are hard because the memory has crashed,

Can you explain what do you even mean by this sentence? It does not make sense to me at all.

if I see hardfork sometimes it must be needed if indeed the coin has many disadvantages, and with hardfork, hopefully the coins can get better.

It's not necessarily because it has many disadvantages. It's also because developers cannot reach a consensus on the direction of the project so the team had no other choice but to split.

Boosting price is not the main intention of hardforks. It is the community who takes advantage of such event to get some kind of free coins.

[PreshB]

Yes  is  not,   but  its   relate  to  blockchain  technology,  it  is   a   radical   change  to  the  protocol  that  makes previous  invalid  blockchain  and  transactions  to  be  valid  (vice  versa).

[fallenangel1789]

lots of people say, that coins are hard because the memory has crashed, and the way to raise the price is by doing hardfork,
but does it really need to be done?
if I see hardfork sometimes it must be needed if indeed the coin has many disadvantages,
and with hardfork, hopefully the coins can get better.
what do you think?

Agree. If a hardfork is necessary due to lack of or disadvantages in technology, after hardfork we may expect a rise in price. But nowadays teams mostly want hardfork without any logical reasons except for boosting the price for short-term, 

[Nautilus]

I don't understand why is hard forks even mentioned to be the reason for a price pump. This is technological, and we know almost all of the investors are here for the money. so...

[Anayajurus]

Here is a pretty moot point, because the whole period when it happened, all had fairly small size and whales can manipulate.

[VK.point]

Hardfork is one way to improve it to be more perfect, so I think it's right to do it when the conditions get worse.
Thank you.

[MVT$]

The price increase of a coin due to hardfork is just an effect. I do not think it is the main reason why project teams had to come to that decision.

[showtime]

Why, then, statistics show us that it is after these events that the growth of the entire market and Bitcoin in particular begins?

[MOProgress]

This topic s a honest truth told, the hardfork of any cryptocurrency s not to boost market price, but some of us don't see that way.

[nufika89]

The hardfork probably will give the effect on the market, commonly and normally it will help the market booster. however, for now, there is no hardfork.  I have ever heard about the Ethereum hardfork, but I don't think that is. It is only shit hardfork or others.

[Zed0X]

Yes, boosting the price should not be the reason for having hardforks but you cannot really blame other people from taking advantage of that free coins that they get as a result of a hardfork.

[Bobcrypto]

It is actually not a market boost, it is just a protocol change or software upgrade that makes old rules obsolete and uses the new code base as the driving force, this is called a hard fork.