Fork Management refers to the comprehensive set of procedures and strategies employed to handle network forks within public blockchain systems. Forks can occur due to disagreements among stakeholders regarding protocol changes, governance decisions, or other critical aspects of the blockchain's operation. Effective fork management ensures that the network remains stable, secure, and aligned with the consensus of the majority of its participants. This feature encompasses the identification of potential forks, stakeholder communication strategies, decision-making processes for resolving disputes, and the implementation of technical solutions to either adopt or reject proposed changes. By establishing clear guidelines and protocols for managing forks, blockchain networks can minimize disruptions and maintain trust among users and investors.