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Changes to the rules of the Ethereum protocol which often include planned technical upgrades. More Forks are when major technical upgrades or changes need to be made to the network — they typically stem from Ethereum Improvement Proposals EIPs and change the "rules" of the protocol.

When upgrades are needed in traditional, centrally-controlled software, the company will just publish a new version for the end-user. Blockchains work differently because there is no central ownership. Ethereum clients must update their software to implement the new fork rules.

Plus block creators miners in a proof-of-work world, validators in a proof-of-stake world and nodes must create blocks and validate against the new rules. More on consensus mechanisms These rule changes may create a temporary split in the network. It shows how many times on average miners should calculate a hash function to find a cryptocurrency block.

Every cryptocurrency has the preset average block find time managed by a network. If the number of miners increases, the network hashrate goes up. The effective block find time becomes lower than the preset value. As a result, the network gradually increases its difficulty, that is, the difficulty of a problem that miners are solving. The network will keep increasing it until the block find time reaches the preset value.

Same thing when the number of miners decreases. When miners leave, the network hashrate goes down. Miners need more time to find a block. So the network lowers its difficulty, thus making a problem easier to solve.