Fork resolution refers to the process of addressing and reconciling a fork in a blockchain network. A fork occurs when there is a divergence from the existing blockchain, resulting in two separate chains. This can happen for various reasons, such as software upgrades, disagreements among developers, or network attacks.When a fork happens, it can create uncertainty among users and investors, as they may face choices regarding which version of the chain to support. Fork resolution involves determining which chain will be accepted going forward. This usually requires collaboration among the community, developers, and miners to agree on the future direction.The resolution can manifest in different ways: a consensus might emerge to continue with one chain, or both chains may be maintained, depending on the community’s preferences. Effective fork resolution is critical for ensuring stability, maintaining trust, and preventing fragmentation within the network, which could have far-reaching impacts on the currency’s value and usability.