Apparently, the BitcoinZap project is a fork whose main objective would be to focus on aggressive transparency and a clear developed roadmap. The roadmap may be released with the white paper release on 23rd May, but would more or less focus about the BitcoinZap details and its prospects. The promise of a “coin that will not only innovate but also conflate into a bright future” leaves a lot of room for speculation, although it is important to keep one’s expectations in check.
With the BitcoinZap mainnet not launching until August 18, there isn’t much to be excited about until that date comes around. There’s also the question of who the developers of this project are and whether or not they can actually deliver on their promise to launch the mainnet by that date. Unsurprisingly, there will be an attempt to get BitcoinZap listed on at least three exchanges prior to the launch of the mainnet, which seemingly confirms this will be another ‘money grab’ first and foremost.
As this new method of launching altcoins become a success, many more bitcoin hard forks will move forward. The debate over the fact if Bitcoin should bring many more of its versions to the market will be decided over time. Once BitcoinZap objectives are disclosed and seen as successful attempts, nothing can be said with confidence about the prediction of this bitcoin hard fork’s success.
